Intel Needs Longhorn to Enable Vanderpool, La Grande, Other Technologies

Posted on Wednesday, September 08 2004 @ 23:36 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Intel Corp. says its innovating silicon technologies that enable extended security, parallelism and reliability on mainstream personal computers will be enabled when the next breed of Windows code-named Longhorn is available on the market.

Intel already discussed its plans to enable extended security features, beyond today’s non-execute bit, code-named LaGrande. Previously it was anticipated that the technique was to be implemented into the currently shipping 90nm processors, such as Intel Pentium 4 “Prescott”, however, Intel officially did not confirm this during the launch of the chip.

More info at X-bit Labs


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