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From: gdburns@osc.edu (Greg Burns)
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Subject: Re: iWARP Info Sought
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Date: 6 Feb 91 18:27:17 GMT
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I also like what I see in the iWARP package; it is the kind of
highly integrated chip that would give the transputer a real
kick in the butt.  However, what are the product plans for the
iWARP?  Is somebody (Intel or other) going to stick a handful
of them on a board and sell them into the general multicomputer
market, to compete with the transputer?  I would sure like
to talk to somebody with these plans.

--Greg
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