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I have been getting questions about 64-bit technologies and specifically about how applications will run on the different Windows editions.
I would recommend taking a look at the web site that explains the difference between the Itanium versions and the Extended x64 versions. Find it here:
Eu tenho recebido muitas perguntas sobre tecnologias de 64 bits e mais especificamente sobre como os programas rodarão nas várias versões do Windows.
Eu recomendaria olhar no site que explica as diferenças entre a versão para o processador Itanium e as versões estendidas x64. Veja aqui:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/64bit/bulletin.mspx
Here are some interesting details about 64-bit technologies:
I would also like to share with you some of the ways x64 is already being used at Microsoft, so you can see how this is a truly tested technology:
Over the next several months, the x64 platform will continue to evolve. We expect more than 400 supporting applications to become available over the next year, and we look forward to introducing x64 support in SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005, and the .NET Framework 2.0.
Aqui vão alguns detalhes interessantes sobre tecnologias de 64 bits:
Eu também gostaria de compartilhar algumas das formas com que a Microsoft tem usado edições x64, para você ver como esta é uma tecnologia realmente bem testada:
Nos próximos meses, a plataforma x64 vai continuar a sua evolução. É esperado que mais de 400 aplicativos sejam disponibilizados no próximo ano e a Microsoft vai lançar versões x64 do SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005 e da .NET Framework 2.0
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