He said a far more interesting thing too. According to Curry, Intel's "competitor" - that's AMD of course, took advantage of the work it had done. He said that the competitor announced its move into the 64-32 arena largely based on the work Intel had done.
We've been scratching our head about this one all weekend. On the 25th of August 2003, the Reuter news wire reported CEO Craig Barrett as saying that it had no plans to add 64-bit extensions to its existing technology.jijay dah.. Bener kata AMD. Kalo memang Intel yang invent, kok yang sebelum sebelum beta terakhir dari Microsoft nggak bisa jalan di Intel.. Cuman beta terakhir yang bisa jalan di IntelWe contacted AMD for comment on Intel's claims. Richard Baker, marketing manager for AMD Northern Europe, said: "That's interesting. It's only the last beta build [of Windows XP Pro 64] that has been certified for Intel's Nocona". Previous versions of the preview OS were certified only for AMD microprocessors, he said.![]()
Kalau memang AMD "nyolong", mestinya sama donk teknologinya. Tapi kenyataannya kan Intel yang ngikut. Jadi inget HyperThreading.. Yang invent AMD, patent punya AMD, yang ngaku ngaku Intel.. Intel kayaknya memang nggak tau malu...






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