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x86 Turns 30
15. August 2008 by Myke.
Everyone in the IT world that has ever support hardware, built hardware or used it is going to celebrate the 30th birthday of x86 next month. Little did Intel know back in 1978 that they would be birthing the beginning of computers world wide. Without the x86, there is no telling where we would be today.
Happy Birthday x86!
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