Intel shifted the majority of its Pentium 4 processors to 64-bit capability
June 19, 2005 | Tony Bain
Intel shifted the majority of its Pentium 4 processors to 64-bit capability over the weekend…
For those who are not up to play on 64 bit in the Wintel space, the general message is:
- x86 32bit – is to become legacy
- x86 64bit – is to become the new mainstream
- Itanium II – Is to retain it’s position of high end