Successor to i860XP???

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From: Mark Neidengard
Date: Sat, 15 Aug 1992 01:21

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Hmmm....I asked a question a while ago to which I never got a specific
answer.  I am wondering if there is any planned upgrading either in clock
speed or capabilities to the i860-XP 50 RISC microprocessor.  It seems like
the other companies are starting to catch up, so does Intel have a rebuttal?

Please, Intel guru's, ask thine coworkers, and if they "can't say", then at
least drop that fact.  It would be a shame to see Intel's maximum
performance RISC chip (one so well suited to and used for multicomputing) be
forgotten in the innovation race....

Mark Neidengard
"Elevatin hip-hop
 Lemme make a pitstop
 YO go tell your friends
 About the jam they call the NON-Stop."
	Young MC

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