Here's an article saying there's a good chance Dell is thinking about using AMD CPUs.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=581&e=2&u=/nm/20041112/tc_nm/tech_dell_amd_dc
Microsoft has nixed the Itanium... meaning that servers of the future are going to be running on the X86 architecture.
AMD has a head start and the fact that Dell would even consider AMD implies a lot of things. Intel has some huge advantages over AMD... so for Dell and Microsoft to be headed in AMDs direction means that AMD's 64-bit plans have sold themselves on their own merits.
Now, if only AMD could speed up the process in getting a nice chipset out the door to match their processors without having to wait 6-9 months....
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=581&e=2&u=/nm/20041112/tc_nm/tech_dell_amd_dc
Microsoft has nixed the Itanium... meaning that servers of the future are going to be running on the X86 architecture.
AMD has a head start and the fact that Dell would even consider AMD implies a lot of things. Intel has some huge advantages over AMD... so for Dell and Microsoft to be headed in AMDs direction means that AMD's 64-bit plans have sold themselves on their own merits.
Now, if only AMD could speed up the process in getting a nice chipset out the door to match their processors without having to wait 6-9 months....