Turbulence in per CPU pricing not over yet

By David Berlind for Between the Lines | October 19, 2004 -- 11:21 GMT (04:21 PDT) | Topic: Processors

Microsoft has raised the stakes on the total cost of ownership (TCO) front by counting chips instead of cores when comes to how it licenses its software.

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