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Has Amiga's future just changed? Are the Amiga legal battles over? Amiga Corporation's Mike Battilana explains what the new agreements with Hyperion and Commodore actually mean, agreements with Retro Games, Ltd and their THE A1200 and what Amiga's future could look like. The goal isn't merely to settle the past — it's to remove the legal uncertainty that has prevented new people and companies from building for Amiga. This isn't just another "Amiga legal news" video. It's a conversation about whether Amiga can finally move forward.
Mike goes into unprecedented detail about the agreements, the history behind them, what has now been resolved, and where Amiga goes from here.
We also dive deep into AmigaOS 3.x, AmigaOS 4, Hyperion, 68K, future CPUs, Commodore, the upcoming THE A1200 from Retro Games, RTG, Amiga preservation, software licensing, free OS upgrades, potential future Amiga hardware, and possible Apollo/Vampire collaborations.
We open the floor to the Amiga community for an extensive LIVE audience Q&A!

What was it like to design the ultimate 68k processor? In this exclusive interview, Amiga Bill and Oliver Achten sit down with Joe Circello, the lead designer of the legendary Motorola 68060 CPU.

The 68060 was a masterpiece of engineering—bringing a highly optimized, superscalar architecture to the 68000 family and pushing CISC architecture to its absolute limits to compete with the Intel Pentium and the rise of RISC PowerPC chips.

Joe takes us behind the scenes of the 060’s development, detailing the intense engineering challenges, the architectural breakthroughs, and the fascinating design choices that made this chip a legend. Whether you're an Amiga enthusiast, a vintage Mac fan, or a CPU architecture nerd, this deep dive into microprocessor history is an absolute must-watch.