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64-Bit Windows Rides ... Again
Mark compares his early 64-bit experiences on the Alpha with his recent experiences with Windows XP Pro 64-bit Edition.
Windows IT Pro
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Mark Minasi
Developer .NET UPDATE, December 5, 2003
Microsoft’s goals for Whidbey, the next release of Visual Studio .NET, are lofty. Among them are 100 percent backward compatibility and controls that you can use to build both desktop and mobile-device applications.
Windows IT Pro
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Various Authors
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[June 11, 2001]
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Troubleshooter---Migrating Exchange from Alpha
What's the best way to migrate an Exchange Server 5.5 server on an Alpha system to Exchange 2000 Server on Windows NT on Intel?
Windows IT Pro
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Paul Robichaux
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[April 10, 2001]
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The Exchange Server Troubleshooter
Paul discusses Mac VPN clients, OWA attachments, Win2K tools with Exchange, mailbox migration, X.400 connectors, Conferencing Server performance, moving servers, reclaiming white space, OWA and conferences, moving Exchange from Alpha servers, and more.
Windows IT Pro
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Paul Robichaux
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[November 9, 1999]
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SP6 Enhancements; Various Fixes and Workarounds
Columnist Paula Sharick discusses Service Pack 6 enhancements and addresses problems with TCP/IP, system object protection, IIS 3.0, and more.
Windows IT Pro
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Paula Sharick
Editorial: From Alpha to Omega
On August 23, Compaq announced that it was dropping Alpha support for the current 32-bit version of Windows NT, and that Linux and Open VMS would become the main OS for the Alpha.
SQL Server Magazine
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Michael Otey
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[September 30, 1999]
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What Does the Death of Alpha on NT Mean to SQL Server?
Future versions of SQL Server will run only on Intel chips. What does this mean for performance?
Windows IT Pro
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Brian Moran
The Death of Alpha on NT
Alpha on Windows NT is dead. As far as NT goes, it’s an Intel world.
Windows IT Pro
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Mark Smith
Alpha Gets a Gig
Alpha Processor, Inc. (API), of Concord, Massachusetts, introduces the first Alpha gigahertz microprocessor running on one of the company's motherboards.
Windows IT Pro
Compaq Suffers from Indigestion
Swallowing Digital Equipment was a big meal for Compaq. An analysis of the acquisition 1 year after Compaq-tion is a mixed bag.
Windows IT Pro
I'm running NT on Alpha - Can I run INTEL programs?
FAQ for Windows
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John Savill
Is the Alpha Dead or Just Resting?
If NT is to be a multiple-architecture system, it needs the Alpha for both speed and credibility.
Windows IT Pro
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Mark Minasi
Life in the Alpha Family
Alpha processors now come in many shapes and sizes. Here's a look at differences between Alpha systems and what to expect when you buy an Alpha processor.
Windows IT Pro
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Aaron Sakovich
Electro What?
A table showing the Alpha chip's processor designs and corresponding process technologies.
Windows IT Pro
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Aaron Sakovich
The Performance Curve
A chart of Alpha processors' performance improvement since Microsoft introduced the Alpha version of Windows NT.
Windows IT Pro
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Aaron Sakovich
Research and Trends
This department focuses on what's new in operating systems, hardware, software, support, scalability, the enterprise and Windows NT's take on the trends in the marketplace.
Windows IT Pro
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John Enck
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The Alpha 21264
Digital Equipment's Alpha is the last RISC platform for Windows NT. Thanks to the new 21264 chip. it's also the fasest platform for NT.
Windows IT Pro
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Tom R. Halfhill
NT News Analysis
This department focuses on what's new in operating systems, hardware, software, support, scalability, the enterprise and Windows NT's take on the trends in the marketplace.
Windows IT Pro
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Craig Barth
There's Always Tomorrow
The Lab's ongoing review of Alpha NT systems winds down with a look at two workstations-and a consideration of the Alpha's future.
Windows IT Pro
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Brian Gallagher
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[June 1, 1998]
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Alpha's Floating Point Sinks
In our recent reviews of Alpha NT systems, we tested several NT workstations with the Digital 21164PC processor using AIM Technology's Workstation Benchmark for Windows NT.
Windows IT Pro
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Brian Gallagher
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