Risc chips have yet to take the commercial sector by storm and topple the mighty Intel from its desktop throne. But, says Sean Hallahan, the technology is evolving to survive
Hewlett Packard set the Risc ball rolling in the 1980s when it began designing a new chipset and the technology was speedily adopted by other companies. HPs intention was to optimise the number of ...
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