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To: Dan3 who wrote (126901)	2/8/2001 2:15:25 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Respond to of 186894

Dan, <IA-64 is a strategic blunder on the level of RDRAM.> Last time I checked, OEMs aren't screaming at Intel to move away from IA-64 like they did with RDRAM. In fact, they continue forming long-term plans for IA-64 back-end servers. Also, unlike RDRAM where Intel was the only one (not counting Sony and the Alpha EV7 team) designing RDRAM-based chipsets, there are several third-parties designing IA-64 chipsets, including IBM, HP, Unisys, Bull, NEC, and even ServerWorks. Tenchusatsu