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x86 compatible

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x86 compatible
Refers to a computer system that is compatible with Intel's x86 CPU family. All operating systems and applications that run on Intel x86 systems (Core and Pentium CPUs) run exactly the same on an x86-compatible computer. For example, AMD is a large supplier of x86-compatible CPUs.

Sometimes, the term is used to refer to all x86-based computers whether from compatible vendors or from Intel. In such a case, the term should be "x86-based systems," not "x86-compatible." See x86, AMD and x86 chip platform.

x86 Based
These Mini-Boxes are x86-based systems from Via Technologies. Used for firewalls, mail servers and other network appliances, they are complete systems with Via Technologies motherboards and CPUs designed for the x86 platform. Mini-Boxes run Windows, Windows CE and Linux.


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IDC estimates that over 90% of installed technical clusters are x86 compatible including both x86 and x86-64 systems," said Earl Joseph, Research Vice President, High Performance Systems at IDC.
Having developed its new x86 compatible Geode SC1400 chip aimed at information appliance manufacturers (CI No 3,704), NatSemi now sees L&H's speech recognition technology as a further way to shrink the size and improve the ease-of-use of internet access devices such as its own WebPAD, automobile PCs and other handheld products.
66 GHz and power levels down to 50 watts, including the first 6-core, x86 compatible 65-watt version which translates to just under 11 watts per processor core, with platforms available in rack, tower and highly dense blade form factors.
 
 
 
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