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Intel delays Montecito, scraps multi-core Xeon Whitefield
Next newsIntel has made several changes to its processor road-map, delaying its first dual-core Itanium 2 and replacing a future multi-core Xeon with a new design.
Montecito, the dual-core version of the Itanium 2 processor, will not be available in large volumes until the middle of next year, instead of the early part of next year as originally planned, said an Intel spokesman.
Read the complete story here. (Techworld)
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