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Started by Patrick Van Renterghem / Transpu...
Tue, 30 May 1989 10:03
AMD's 29000
Author: Patrick Van Renterghem / Transpu...
Date: Tue, 30 May 1989 10:03
Date: Tue, 30 May 1989 10:03
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Dear mailing list, Is the rumour that Frank Hayes wrote in Byte (the YAI860A (yet another I860 article)) true that AMD is pulling its 29000 out of the 32-bit market ? If so, it would mean that the most important 32-bit manufacturers at this moment are: Motorola, Intel, Inmos, MIPS, National, Sun, Intergraph, Acorn, ..., in descending order of importance. Any comments on the AMD rumour ? Patrick ***************************************************************************** * Patrick Van Renterghem, BITNET: pvr@bgerug51.bitnet * * R&D Assistant, EDU: pvr%bgerug51.bitnet@cunyvm.cuny.edu * * State University of Ghent UUCP: mcvax!bgerug51.bitnet!pvr * * Belgium JANET: PVR%earn.bgerug51@earn-relay * * * * Automatic Control Lab/The Transputer Lab, Tel: +32 91 22 57 55 ext. 313 * * State University of Ghent, Fax: +32 91 22 85 91 * * Grotesteenweg Noord 2, * * B-9710 Ghent-Zwijnaarde, Belgium * * * * Scientific Coordinator of the TINA II conference on october 23 & 24, 1989 * * in Antwerp, Belgium "The biggest transputer event on the continent !" * *****************************************************************************
Re: AMD's 29000
Author: Tim Olson
Date: Tue, 30 May 1989 20:52
Date: Tue, 30 May 1989 20:52
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In article <8905301031.AA04699@uk.ac.ox.prg> PVR%autoctrl.rug.ac.be@NSFNET-RELAY.AC.UK (Patrick Van Renterghem / Transputer Lab) writes: | Dear mailing list, | | Is the rumour that Frank Hayes wrote in Byte (the YAI860A (yet another I860 | article)) true that AMD is pulling its 29000 out of the 32-bit market ? No, this was an inadvertent typo. What Frank meant to say was that AMD has concentrated on targeting the embedded control market, rather than the Unix Workstation market. Look for a retraction/clarification in the next issue of Byte. -- Tim Olson Advanced Micro Devices (tim@amd.com)
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