Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD)

[chipguy]

It has been inferred. Wbmw has made such reference and it is only moore's slaw confirmation.

Who knows when Intel will go 64bit desktop, but I2 looks to be the only candidate. Unless Yamhill?

There is certainly a lot of room to speculate about IPF going forward but that is not the issue I addressed.

YB claimed "Originally Intel promised to make IPF across the range of products, so some customers may
expect that $1,000 Itanium notebooks and $600 Itanium desktops will come and they made those asumptions
part of the IT strategy.". This is clearly wrong and I challenge anyone to provide evidence to support it.