Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
Paul G. Allen wrote:
If this is indeed the case, then the x86 architecture is not the best
model for the job.
The x86 model is, in fact, the *worst* architecture for any job let
alone virtualization.
I whole heartedly agree. I've never really liked the x86.
The Alpha architecture was *excellent* for this. Alas, virtualization
didn't hit mainstream before the architecture died.
I miss my days at DIGITAL. :(
I still have my Alpha, but it's so much slower than today's POS x86
systems. :(
The POWER architecture is probably the best remaining architecture for
this kind of thing.
As in Power Rangers? ;)
PGA
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