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To: Joe NYC who wrote (28395)2/14/2001 10:05:46 AM
From: combjellyRespond to of 275872
 
"I think it is possible for Intel to join, but my bet is that out of their pride, they will not, which will turn out to be a self imposed exile."

Exactly. From Intel's point of view, it gets to impose the standards and everyone else trails along. But as the Rambus debacle has shown, Intel is starting to lose their influence. They rarely solicit input from outside companies anymore, there seem to be no more joint standards like Ethernet coming from Intel anymore.



To: Joe NYC who wrote (28395)2/14/2001 10:07:51 AM
From: Pravin KamdarRespond to of 275872
 
Joe,

Great post.

Beowolf clustesr of Sledgehammers connected with 6.4 Gb/s HyperTransport technology would be killer. I'm sure it would blow Gigabit ethernet interconnectivity away.

Pravin.


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