Intel’s Itanium, once destined to replace x86 processors in PCs, hits end of line Intel has released its Itanium 9700 chip, but that also means the end for the processor family.

Intel's Itanium processor lineup has an uncertain future, but Hewlett Packard Enterprise is committed to an upcoming chip code-named Kittson.

Sun calls Intel's 64-bit Itanium processor "most expensive disaster in the history of high tech." ...

It was a long time coming Linus Torvalds removed some 65,219 lines of Itanium-supporting code in a commit earlier this week, giving the architecture a “well-earned retirement as planned. For ...

Itanium alliance backed by major tech companies Partnership plans to provide resources to help programmers write and optimize software for Itanium, Intel's high-end chip.

Arguing that Itanium would not see the same initial demand as a chip like the Pentium 4, Intel chose a pilot programme for the first phase of its Itanium launch. PC makers that participate in the ...

Earlier today on Twitter, AMD engineer Phil Park identified a curious nugget of PC architectural history from, of all places, a year-old Quora answer posted by former Intel engineer Robert Colwell ...

Intel's new Itanium chip is getting muffled yawns from some quarters, but for Linux vendors, the architecture could represent a sterling opportunity to make much-desired inroads into high-end ...

Despite being one of the more visible skeptics of Intel's Itanium chip family, Dell Computer will incorporate the Itanium 2 chip into future high-powered computers, a company executive says.

Despite being one of the more visible skeptics of Intel's Itanium chip family, Dell Computer will incorporate the Itanium 2 chip into future high-powered computers, a company executive says.

Intel has scaled back plans for its next Itanium chip, prompting observers the question Intel’s commitment to the chip. Intel said the next version of Itanium, codenamed Kittson, will be a 32nm ...

The PC BIOS will be killed off by 2020 as Intel plans move to pure UEFI The ability to boot DOS and other legacy relics is going to disappear.