cmp_devnet_64-bithttp://devnet.developerpipeline.com64-Bit Computingcmp_devnet_64-bit http://devnet.developerpipeline.com Memory Matters http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/ddj0602n/ Ed remembers to tell you that memory really does matter. Mac OS X Tiger & 64 Bits http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/ddj0602b/ Before migrating to 64-bit platforms, the first question to ask is whether you really need to do so. Graphics & the 64-Bit World http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/ddj0511n/ SIGGRAPH, the ACM's Special Interest Group on Graphics, is one of the key places to observe computer trends. Deep Impact http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/ddj0510n/ Jerry looks back when inventing the future, and looks forward to the world of 64-bit computing. Removing Memory Errors from 64-Bit Platforms http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/ddj0510i/ It's crucial to address potential memory errors before porting to 64-bit platforms. Moving to MacTel & 64-Bits http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/ddj050721pc/ Randal Hoff, director of business development for Faircom, talks about what's involved in porting existing code bases to Mac OS X Server 10.4 "Tiger" in particular, and 64-bit platforms in general. (MP3 audio, 4:41 minutes) Embracing 64-Bit Windows http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/cuj0506brown/ Alan shares some of the lessons learned in porting a Win32 UNIX API layer to 64-bit Windows. AMD Announces Turion Family http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/ddj1110492636972/ AMD has introduced seven new chips designed for laptop PCs. IBM's Power Architecture Gets Boost in Asia http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/ddj1102033998808/ "Fifteen companies, including chip designers and manufacturers, unveiled an open standards initiative in Beijing on Thursday (Dec. 2) centering on IBM Corp.'s Power microprocessor architecture." Inside the Cell http://devnet.developerpipeline.com/documents/s=9858/ddj1101848067560/ "IBM and Sony powered on the much hyped 'Cell' processor and used the opportunity to provide a few details about the chip. The firms expect the chip to deliver supercomputing performance to computing and consumer electronic devices, such as Sony's upcoming game console PlayStation 3."