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Intel launches Montecito Itanium
Created: 07/18/2006
Video description: Intel launched the Montecito on July 18 in San Francisco. Most Montecito-based servers are expected in September. CNET News.com's Stephen Shankland talks with Pat Gelsinger, Intel's Digital Enterprise Group general manager, about the Montecito lineup.

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