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HP compromises to get groundbreaking Machine to market

HP compromises to get groundbreaking Machine to market

Posted on June 6, 2015August 9, 2019 By Jarvis

HP expects to have its groundbreaking Machine up and running in 2016, but its ambitious plans for the computer have been tempered from the original promises. Announced last year alongside anaggressive scheme to introduce memristors – chips that straddle volatile RAM and non-volatile storage – commercially, HP Machine was billed as the future of everything from servers to smartphones. Speaking at the HP Discover event this week, however, HP Labs’ director Martin Fink conceded that the first-generation Machine won’t be quite as revolutionary as initially hoped.
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