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Itanium Microarchitecture Update

jacob.van-ewyk| November 18, 2010 - last edited November 19, 2010
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When I visit potential HP Integrity customers, I often get questions around the Itanium processor, and the related roadmap. In fact, many non-HP customers seem to have heard the FUD from our competitors, and are surprised that Itanium isn't dead.

 

Intel has offered a public Itanium roadmap that includes the current Itanium 9300 processor series, a follow up processor called Poulson, and even a future Itanium processor called Kittson. Their public roadmap is available as a PDF and is one of the longer public roadmaps availablefor mission critical systems.

 

Now, we know that more details about the Poulson microarchitecture will be discussed at the International Solid State Circuits Conference in 2011 according to the advanced program release [PDF]. I am personally looking forward to reading about the conference and getting more details next year. David Kanter has an article on real world technologies that discusses what Poulson might look like if you are interested in more details.

 

Jacob Van Ewyk

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Roadmaps do Matter

jacob.van-ewyk| June 15, 2010
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I was in Chicago this week, speaking with customers and partners about our new HP Integrity servers, HP-UX 11i v3, and server virtualization. As it happens these days, one of the discussions that came up was server roadmaps. One customer stated it as "once I get my current project into production, I immediately start thinking about what I'm going to do with it in another three years." The customer then stated that understanding how their mission critical servers would evolve over time was an important consideration when they are looking at mission critical systems.
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