Art,

I read in an article last week that most of the engineering is HP but
according to contract, HP is bound to remain a minor player in IA-64
marketing and publicity. IA-64 is an Intel project. My prediction, FWIW,
IA-64 will not be a boon for HP.

Funny how the new technology that HP is working on (W- something? - I forget
the name) has Intel's interest again. According to the article I read, HP
will again agree to take a back seat to Intel when it comes to credits. This
is apparently some of the same technology that HP has used to extend the
performance of PA-RISC.

--
Brad Feazell

Art H Bahrs wrote in message ...
>Hi All :)
>    Anyone else notice the article "Unix enjoying resergence" on Page 31 of
>the 30 November, 1998 issue of InfoWorld?  There is a box on the page with
>the title of "Moving to Merced" that caught my eye.... hmmm.... I find it
>interesting that HP is not even mentioned in the article.... Could it be
>that someone forgot HP is/was involved?
>
>Art "Not posting any Santa Jokes ... but loving (as usual) the humor :)
>hehehe" Bahr
>