Erik3: uz treba chodit do skoly!!! BTW: bude to asi tak isto "naprt" ako keby si mal doma Tvoje ospevovane Intelacke Itanium...

Preco ste si Dirk Mayer-a neprekopli na
http://www.cs.clemson.edu/~mark/architects.html
 
Alpha - Dick Sites and Rich Witek

task force for extending VAX and VMS in 1988; Alpha design started in 1989
Richard Sites, Alpha AXP Architecture, Digital Technical Journal, Vol 4 No 4, 1992
a case history of developing the architecture was written up by R. Comerford, "How DEC developed Alpha," IEEE Spectrum, July 1992, pp. 26-31.
Dick Sites and Dirk Meyer, Alpha architecture video, April 1992
 
AMD Athlon (K7), 1999 - Dirk Meyer (Dir. Engr.), Fred Weber
 
Ak si uvedomime, ze Rich Witek je u AMD od roku 2002 a je tam odbornym poradcom(t.j. ten, kto smeruje vyvoj a zamieta ci schvaluje navrhy) a K8 robil nakoniec Fred Weber (Witek-ov asistent pri navrhu Alpha-y), tak je jasne, preco je AMD tam kde je a uz im chyba len pan Sites

Tak som cakal, kedy sa objavi nejake AMD a hned som vedel, ze slavny Erik3 bude hned reagovat nejakou sprostarnou hehe...viva Erik3 hehehe, som myslel, ze uz zacal skolsky rok a ze uz pekne sedis v skole....

Kedze nie si student tak co potom si, Itanium pomaly ale isto konci
http://www.theregister.com/2004/08/30/opteron_itanium_sales_q2/
Total Itanium server sales hit $319m in the second quarter, which beat out the $287m total from the first quarter and crushed the $70m total from last year's second quarter. Total shipments hit 5,665 in Q2 compared to 2,717 in the same quarter last year.
The Itanium ecosystem is as unhealthy as ever with HP totally dominating sales. HP moved 4,789 of the 5,665 boxes shipped in the second quarter, earning $250m in revenue. That total is roughly equivalent to the RISC server business done by IBM or Sun in one week.
SGI - another bet the company on Itanium company - also showed a huge increase in shipments, shifting 287 servers in the second quarter
IBM also obliterated its total of 2 shipments last year to reach 208 sales this year,
NEC placed fourth with 38 units shipped and $6m in revenue up from 5 units shipped and $2m in revenue.
And in the You Don't See This Often in the Industry Standard Server Market category, Bull pulled in more revenue than Dell during the second quarter. Bull shipped 80 Itanium boxes for $5m in revenue, while Dell shipped 187 systems for $4m in revenue.
Legend, Hitachi, Fujitsu, Samsung and LangChao managed to ship 70 Itanium servers combined, comfortably addressing the exploding demand for Itanic systems in Asia.
 
 Total Opteron shipments in the second quarter hit 60,000 and generated $191m in revenue, according to Gartner. This compares to just 2,735 shipments and $8m in revenue in the same quarter last year.
White box makers dominated the Opteron scene with $138m in sales. Surprisingly, Sun Microsystems beat out IBM and HP for the lead among the large vendors with $22m in sales on 5,254 units. IBM moved 3,780 boxes for $14m in revenue, and HP moved 2,754 units for $8m in revenue. Dawning also shipped 2,324 units for $5m in revenue. No other prominent vendor shipped more than 200 units in the quarter.
One would likely expect both Sun and HP to take a significant lead over IBM when the third quarter figures roll out. Sun and HP have fairly complete Opteron server lines at this point, while IBM is still experimenting with a single box aimed at the high performance computing market. Multiple sources have indicated that Sun and HP are having trouble meeting demand for their Opteron boxes.
 
Lenprelozim poslednu vetu  Viacero zdrojov potvrdilo, ze Sun a HP maju problem uspokojit dopyt po ich Opteron-ovych masinach. Nedostatok server chip-u tu nebol od cias Alpha-y, ale Ty si Alpha stroj nevidel a uz vobec, na nom nerobil, podla toho co tvrdis, takze je ti to fuk

Eric3: ak mas viac ako 17 (20+) tak si potom NAOZAJSTNA TRUBKA, lebo vacsina ludi ked dospeje, ziska ROZUM, USUDOK a vie robit KOMPROMISY. Tvoj pripad to urcite nieje...