Intel announces Vanderpool technology

Posted on Wednesday, September 17 2003 @ 10:03 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
The folks from Digit-Life also have their own Intel Developer Forum Fall 2003 coverage. Another new thing that Intel announced was the Vanderpool (VT) technology.
The appearance of VT resembles the LaGrande technology announced with the same surprise last year. By the way, it is also a part of The "T's" that includes Hyper-Treading (HT) and Centrino (CMT) as well.

So what is the Vanderpool? Pity but no details are available for now and Paul Otellini has provided very scarce information in his keynote as well. However, in general it's a virtualization technology similar to the one used in servers (e.g. virtual partitions). Besides, Vanderpool will be responsible for system reliability. Paul Otellini demonstrated a Simpsons cartoon playing during the operating system bootup, surprising the audience and exciting it for a laugh (this latter is related to Simpsons.

It seems Vanderpool is a hardware-software technology, but I still haven't got to know its mechanism, so I'm waiting for details to be disclosed.
Source : Digit-Life


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