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    Intel says 10nm Cannon Lake on track and Ice Lake taped out

    Meanwhile it celebrates 40 years since the first x86 microprocessor, the Intel 8086.
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    Re: Intel says 10nm Cannon Lake on track and Ice Lake taped out

    I'd say the most successful additions to x86 were the 64 bit extensions. Too bad those were created by AMD.

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    Re: Intel says 10nm Cannon Lake on track and Ice Lake taped out

    Shouldn't they be celebrating 39 years of the 8086, I thought it was available in 1978?

    Edit: ... and it was a piece of crud, released just a year before the lovely 68000, as a stopgap for the even worse i432. I would have thought they would be quiet about that, I don't like to remember those dreadful early x86 machines.

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    Re: Intel says 10nm Cannon Lake on track and Ice Lake taped out

    I think the fact that they've had a monopoly of the x86 licence for 40 years is probably long enough. If they go to court there's every chance that qualcomm will counter-litigate especially seeing as the x86 patent itself expired 20 years ago. That's why intel keep patenting "New Instructions" they just want to maintain their monopoly of the x86 technology licence.

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