Intel announces sequels to Itanium processor
Posted by Michael on Monday October 7, 2002 @06:21PM
from the ntel-nside dept.
Squid writes: Intel announced today that it is planning several additional processors in its 64-bit Itanium line. The current Itanium models have already sold well over six units according to an Intel sales report, and are receiving many accolades from the press.
The next processors will have incrementally faster clock speeds and bug fixes, and will be named Irconium, Anadium, and Anganese. Rumors of a DRM-enabled chip called Alladium have not yet been confirmed. “We’re also switching to this naming scheme for our lower-end processors,” said an Intel spokesperson. Upcoming Pentium 4 replacements include Ilver, Old, and Opper.
Subject:Missing processor
What about the Agnesium?
Comment by Matthew — October 9, 2002 @ 11:02 pm
Subject:Re: Another missing processor
Don't forget about Ron
Comment by Farquad — October 11, 2002 @ 12:50 pm