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To: brushwud who wrote (210812)	9/13/2006 11:32:18 AM
From: Rink	Respond to of 275872

(EDITED) Brushwud, I remember seeing quad core (not dual core) as first next generation processor on an asian roadmap - not entirely trustworthy but still... Dual core was following about one and a half quarter later. Recent information seems talks about QC (not DC) K8L's which might confirm the roadmap I saw. Message 22792557 Message 22806663 Quad core seems most appropriate for servers. So that where I think first K8L will go. Also QC will logically use the highest power envellope initially. Plus server software is well threaded already. I think that provided that the first K8L's are indeed QC's that we can safely conclude they'll go into servers first. Regards, Rink