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TiGü

Registriert seit: 6. Apr 2011
Ort: Berlin
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Delphi 10.4 Sydney
 
#9

AW: LM Studio mit deepseek-r1-distill-qwen-7b

  Alt 3. Apr 2025, 10:20
Na ja, du hast irgendeine Art abspeckte Version - die auf keinen Fall so leistungsfähig ist wie die Onlineversion - auf einen viel zu schmalbrüstigen Rechner laufen lassen.
Was also genau war deine Erwartungshaltung? Wenn du die Ferrari-Reifen auf den Trabi montierst, dann fährt der auch nicht schneller.


Gleich Frage an chat.deepseek.com gestellt:

Zitat von Deine Frage:
If Rad Studio is a Borland product, what is that Rad Studio sold by Embarcadero?
Zitat von DeepSeek Antwort:
RAD Studio, originally developed by Borland, transitioned to Embarcadero Technologies through a series of corporate acquisitions. Here's the breakdown:

1. **Borland's Origins**:
Borland created RAD Studio as a suite of rapid application development (RAD) tools, including Delphi (Object Pascal) and C++Builder, which became widely used for Windows and cross-platform development.

2. **Spin-off and Sale**:
In 2006, Borland spun off its developer tools division into a subsidiary called **CodeGear** to focus on other products. Later, in **2008**, Borland sold CodeGear to **Embarcadero Technologies**, transferring ownership of RAD Studio, Delphi, and C++Builder.

3. **Embarcadero's Stewardship**:
Since 2008, Embarcadero has maintained, updated, and expanded RAD Studio. They introduced modern features (e.g., mobile/platform support, IDE enhancements, cloud integration) and continued releasing new versions (e.g., RAD Studio 11 in 2023).

4. **Current Ownership**:
Embarcadero itself was acquired by **Idera, Inc.** in 2015, but RAD Studio remains a flagship product under the Embarcadero brand. The tools are still actively developed, retaining their Borland heritage while evolving with contemporary technologies.

**Key Takeaway**:
While Borland originated RAD Studio, Embarcadero now owns and sells it, ensuring its continuity and modernization. The transition reflects corporate restructuring, not a discontinuation or rebranding of the product itself.
Das scheint sich meiner Meinung nach sehr mit der Geschichte von Delphi zu decken:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histor...lphi_(software)
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