John Dvorak has some interesting ideas about how the Itanium processor took down the entire computing industry a notch. He some great points and what he says about how the Itanium got analyst praise reminds me of how the analysts were also seduced by OS/2 at the expense of the entire computing market a decade earlier. It seems every decade the analysts make predictions which negatively impact our markets and lead good companies in bad directions.
Did the Itanium Really Cripple Computing?
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