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To: Snowshoe who wrote (642)	3/8/1997 3:17:00 PM
From: Snowshoe	of 10309

New Role for I2O EE Times, March 10, 1997, Issue: 944 "PCI bus heads for volume territories" - By Bernard Cole Here is an excerpt from the above article... Interestingly, the I2O (Intelligent I/O) specification and Intel's i960RP, both originally conceived as ways to resolve I/O problems in servers, are now being used to extend the interrupt and slot availability of the PCI protocol. This allows Compact-PCI, with eight to 10 slots, to support an additional eight to 10 slots per I/O interface. "We have been quite surprised at the popularity of the i960 as a bus extender in the embedded environment," said Jim Kearns, marketing manager at Intel's Enterprise Computing I/O Operations (Chandler, Ariz.). "That's not what we designed it for." See full article at: techweb.com There is another article on the Compact PCI bus at: techweb.com

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