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In article <TMH.92Jul31051529@keks.first.gmd.de>, tmh@keks.first.gmd.de (Thomas Hoberg) writes:
| I remember reading something in BYTE some years ago about Intels
| Project 2000 (The article was called "A talk with Intel", I believe.
| The baseline was, that a chip for the year 2000 would include more
| than one processor and big caches. When you look at todays

  It also included dvi for video as I recall. The term "millenium-86"
was used, although I don't know if by Intel or the writer. They also
used the terms 686 and 786 (I'm sure that was Intel).

  If the shipping date keeps slipping the P5 may be the millenium. The
original Intel stuff said that the 585 would ship in 1Q91, as I recall.
Maybe if Intel is looking for a new name for the P5 they should consider
"Godot."
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