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INTEL CAPITALIZES ON NAPSTER MODEL
ow the fluttering lure of Nap-
%_ ster’s peer-to-peer architecture
has hooked one of the world’s
largest technology companies. But
Intel’s foray into the emerging area
has much more to do with selling
microprocessors tlian swapping
music on the Internet.
Intel (www.intekom) last week
floated a vague plan to develop and
promote standards for- peer-to-peer
networking. Cornpan!-
,xWn,t&a <l~r~l-.~arl *L-t
Intel’s backing of new technolo-
gies that require higher-horsepower
PCs, such as broadband and multi-
media, has long been a key part of its
strategy. “Encouraging MIPS-eating
is Intel’s business,” said Chris Le
Tocq, research director at Gartner-
Group Dataquest, referring to mil-
lions of instructions per second, the
standard measure of computer pro-
cessing power. Indeed, the micro-
processor division of
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of start-ups. Napster is not involved.
Intel also said it plans to invest in peer-
to-peer start-ups.
What’s peer-to-peer good for?
One of the main applications Intel
touted last week was distributed com-
puting, in which the idle processing
power of thousands of Net-connected
PCs is used in concert on a computa-
tion-intensive problem. Intel claimed
it has saved $500 million in hardware
and management costs over the past
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