The Intel Developer (IDF) has entered its second day, and Intel has been hitting the value of x86 hard and fast. While the highlight of the show has been a demonstration of the post-Atom Moorestown, Intel has been talking up the “full internet experience.”

Leveraging the power of the x86 platform, companies and programmers can be free to create applications in a familiar environment. Rather than learning a unique and obtuse architecture (ARM), developers are already prepared to code on x86 and need only learn the appropriate language be it Java or .NET.

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