Re: iWarp Architecture Overview (was: LONG)

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From: Malcolm Shute
Date: Wed, 05 Jun 1991 11:34

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Am I correct in assuming that this is Intel's answer to Inmos' Transputer?

I would like both Intel and Inmos representatives take this bait... it has often been
pointed out in this group that "Manufacture-X versus Manufacturer-Y" wars
often through up quite a lot of useful information in all their smoke and fury,
and I've been disappointed that no-one at Inmos has yet responded to this
long, but interesting description of the iWARP.
--

Malcolm SHUTE.         (The AM Mollusc:   v_@_ )        Disclaimer: all

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From: mshute@cs.man.ac.uk (Malcolm Shute)
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Subject: Re: iWarp Architecture Overview (was: LONG)
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