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News.com: Intel's Itanium could get a boost by early 2006 when Hewlett-Packard releases a top-end server designed for the chip. But some remain skeptical that the machine will be enough to turn around the beleaguered processor's fortunes.

HP's new top-end Superdome, like current models, has sockets to accommodate as many as 64 Itanium processors. But unlike current models, it will support the new Montecito and Montvale versions of Itanium, which are expected to boost performance substantially.

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