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Story: HP and Intel round on Oracle over dual-core licences
Posted by: Muhammad Imran (Saturday 12 February 2005, 4:50 PM)
Its a very childish argument Oracle has put. This dispute can be resolved in a very simpl way i.e. If the PID Processor ID will remain same through all cores then we should call it one CPU single/undividable. since cores cannot be removed/added in CPU, therefore one cannot borow someone's CPU core for a while hence opening a concern of missuse or cores working on different Motherboards etc.
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