Longhorn will enable new Intel processor features

[whatnext]

New Intel processors will have extended security technology built into
them that is completely beyond the capacities of today's chips,
however the technology will not be available to use until we have the
Longhorn OS from Microsoft, it was revealed.


for more info visit http://www.intel-intel99.blogspot.com/

 

[Donkey Hottie]

New Intel processors will have extended security technology built into
them that is completely beyond the capacities of today's chips,
however the technology will not be available to use until we have the
Longhorn OS from Microsoft, it was revealed.


for more info visit http://www.intel-intel99.blogspot.com/

Longhorn IS available, it is the project name for Vista an/or Windows
Server 2008.

 

[Mike Schilling]

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Longhorn IS available, it is the project name for Vista an/or
Windows
Server 2008.

Tha t is, it's available, but most people prfer to avoid it.

 

[Roedy Green]

New Intel processors will have extended security technology built into
them that is completely beyond the capacities of today's chips,
however the technology will not be available to use until we have the
Longhorn OS from Microsoft, it was revealed.


for more info visit http://www.intel-intel99.blogspot.com/

Longhorn beta came out in 2005. It is more commonly known as Microsoft
Windows Server, so this information is a bit stale.

Intel Nehalem aka i7 came out in 2008
http://www.intel.com/technology/arc...ndex.htm?cid=cim:ggl|nehalem_ca_brand|kEE41|s
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[Seamus MacRae]

New Intel processors will have extended security technology built into
them that is completely beyond the capacities of today's chips,
however the technology will not be available to use until we have the
Longhorn OS from Microsoft, it was revealed.


for more info visit http://www.intel-intel99.blogspot.com/

"Trusted" computing is evil. The "security technology" is not meant to
enable the machine's owner to better secure it against intrusion, and
therefore to enhance their ability to enforce their property rights; it
is meant to enable software developers and media companies to limit how
a machine's owner can use the bits stored in that machine, and therefore
to reduce the owner's ability to enforce his property rights.

Just say no to "trusted" computing.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

To all those people who chose to reply to this.

Please consider trimming the URLs of O-T,
multi-posting, blog-spammers from any future
replies.

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

Longhorn beta came out in 2005. It is more commonly known as Microsoft
Windows Server, so this information is a bit stale.

Longhorn was codename for both Vista and Server 2008.

Arne