Beowulf in a Box

[Kragen]

This is to correct a couple of errors in my previous post.

On Mon, 28 Sep 1998, Kragen wrote:
> If I understand correctly, the ARM family is actually specced by Acorn,
> and several companies actually produce ARMs -- is that right?  Acorn
> seems to be refocusing on consumer electronics, so this might possibly
> be something to worry about.

Acorn spun off ARM Inc. eight years ago, and ARM is now three times as
big as Acorn.  Acorn is a minor customer now.

> Intel is announcing the next generation of ARM stuff next month; people
> say it will be 500MHz and have hardware floating-point.

It's not Intel; it's ARM Inc., which will be announcing the ARM 10.

Kragen

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