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AMD 64, or x64 is an instruction set used in all modern [[microprocessor]]s, with the exception of [[ARM]], and geode processors. First implemented by [[AMD]], it was licensed to [[Intel]]. Although Intel has its own x64 set, the Itanium, it is far inferior to the AMD64 bitset. | AMD 64, or x64 is an instruction set used in all modern [[microprocessor]]s, with the exception of [[ARM]], and geode processors. First implemented by [[AMD]], it was licensed to [[Intel]]. Although Intel has its own x64 set, the Itanium, it is far inferior to the AMD64 bitset. | ||
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Revision as of 14:13, April 3, 2024
AMD 64, or x64 is an instruction set used in all modern microprocessors, with the exception of ARM, and geode processors. First implemented by AMD, it was licensed to Intel. Although Intel has its own x64 set, the Itanium, it is far inferior to the AMD64 bitset.