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In article <1992Mar26.194346.1404@saans.north.de> rolf@saans.north.de (Rolf Nerstheimer) writes:
>scst52@csc.liv.ac.uk (Mr. A.M. Blanchard) writes:
>
>>ckashuba@chimi.ucdavis.edu (Chris Kashuba) writes:
>>: ... deleted ...
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>Hmmm, 
>IMHO Intel already produces the P7 Chip. I think, P7 is the name of
>the 80960 processor, they developed for BiiN ( the joint venture company
>of Intel and Siemens, located in Hillsboro/Oregon ) some years ago.
>Please correct me, if I'm wrong.
>
>Regards,
>Rolf

Here's your correction: P# is a name used internally to identify a project
until the resulting product is officialy named. P7 may have been a development
project of the past, but once that product was released the name P7 was
available for use again. 
This is just my understanding of the system, I may be wrong. Hmmm, anybody
at Intel watching? Can two projects have the same name at the same time;
is there corporate control over project names?
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