Compaq and Microsoft prepping for 64-bit Windows 2000 systems

Late this year the first iterations of Windows 2000-based Compaq servers that work with Intels 64-bit Itanium processors will hit the streets, a welcome development for users that are hitting performance bottlenecks on current server machines. This higher performance technology will be a boon for users that need to support large databases, enterprise resource planning applications, e-business and other applications that require heavy transaction processing. http://windows2000advantage.com/adv-2000-07/adv-07-64bit.asp

-- Guess Whoo (guesswhoo@HawkHunters.com), July 31, 2000

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Yeah, but in some areas, the phone lines are so primative that this technology won't have as great of an impact.

-- (kb8um8@yahoo.com), July 31, 2000.

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-- goof (bl@bla.com), July 31, 2000.