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|  | Gary Beach, CIO | | | Peter Coffee, eWEEK | | | Liu Jiuru, China Computerworld | | | Michael Miller, PC Magazine | | | Giorgio Panzeri, Editor in Chief, PC Professionale – Italy | | | Terence Stephen, Executive Editor, Hardware Mag Malaysia | | | Jon Stokes, Senior CPU Editor, Ars Technica | | | Jimmy Tang, Editor-in-Chief, Hardware Zone | | | Y.H. Tang, PC Market, Hong Kong | | | Martin Veitch, IT Week, United Kingdom | | | Mike Vizard, CRN |
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Studio 64
Michael Vizard
Editor in Chief, CRN
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"In this type of economy, the trifecta is, deliver something that lowers costs, increases productivity and does it with minimum risk, so moving to a 64-bit architecture that really plays nicely with my existing 32-bit applications is a big win for most IT organizations because I get all three of those things in one go, versus taking a big risk, and right now, most people don't want to take a big risk."
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