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By Peter Cochrane

Published: Wednesday 02 July 2008


Name

Richard


Location

UK


Occupation

Designer


Comment

An interesting thought but what a shame that the "wrong" architecture has won.

Designers have used ingenious tricks to extend Intel's original architecture and instruction set.

As so often, alternative architectures which were better technically, failed commercially.

With current moves towards increased abstraction & virtualisation, perhaps we'll finally get better CPU architectures?



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