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Scale your apps to 64-bit computing
December 11, 2005 — 8:01pm ET
Now that 64-bit versions of chips and operating systems have been available for a while, which applications justify the upgrades? Large-scale databases and multi-user applications are the two categories which demand the most memory. Messaging and graphics applications are a close second. Users are finding some glitches during upgrades from 32-bit hardware, but those are easily fixed.
For more on the hardware trend:
- see this InfoWorld article
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