Intel has quietly changed its roadmap for the next version of its Itanium processor, code named Kittson, throwing into doubt the future of Hewlett-Packard's Integrity and Superdome server lines.

In a strange twist of fate, the depreciated Itanium IA-64 architecture is getting a new lease on life, at least sort of.

Intel is accustomed to receiving torrents of brickbats concerning its 64bit Itanium processor. The unpalatable truth for critics, however, is that this brute-force chip remains set fair to cruise ...

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Oracle's request for documents related to Intel's Itanium processor roadmap was denied by a judge who accepted Intel's arguments that such documents would give Oracle a competitive advantage in ...

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The immense complexity of this new architecture meant that the processor itself was split ... not unlike the Intel Itanium (IA-64) disaster a few decades later. Although the iAPX 432 was a bridge ...

based on Intel's 64bit Itanium processor. However, high prices may deter many potential buyers. Companies that were previously running beta versions of OpenVMS on Itanium hardware received limited ...

A year later, Intel added dual cores to its Itanium line. In the late 2000s, CPUs with two or more cores gained momentum not only in servers, but in desktop and laptop computers as well.