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HP and Microsoft® - building the future 64 bits at a time

Unlock the potential of 64-bit for software development:

  • Faster computing and compiling
  • Maximum data storage in memory
  • Complete 32-bit compatibility


Why 64-bit for software development?

Specially designed for memory-intensive, compute-intensive projects, 64-bit computing can accelerate even the most demanding software development processes. Realize the benefits of more robust code development, faster compile and link times, and more extensive training.

And with complete 32-bit backward compatibility development the same system can be used to begin new 64-bit development while maintaining existing 32-bit code.

Is 64-bit bit right for you? To help you decide:

Tools to help you get started

With the ‘Developer’s Resource Transition Toolkit, created by HP and AMD, building the next-generation application has never been easier.

Additional software development tools:

  • HP Developer Partner Program: sign up to become a member and to access technical assistance, program support centers, remote and on-line systems for porting, testing, optimizing, and debugging, and much more
  • AMD Developer Central: join for access to software development tools, developer forums, and a technology playroom called the Developer Toy Box
  • Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN): tools and information to get you started and productive with both native and managed 64-bit code

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