On the whole a very interesting read, with a surprising range of views from the CEOs. I was also surprised that there was no mention of TCPA & it's effects on the both the mobo manufactures & public perception. I was also somewhat surprised on the response to AMDs entry into the server market - I think that AMD are going to have a very up hill stuggle to maintain any hold in this market - even with 64/32 bit processors.
I was rather dissapointed that TCPA/TrustedComputing was not addressed. Not only do I refuse to purchace any device containing these mis-features, I am willing to pay higher prices to aviod doing business with any company that deals in them. I have influence over puchases made by a number of people and purchases made by a non-profit organization.
Prove themselves in the enterprise market (ie. VISA)? VISA wouldn't run anything important on Intel. What is anand smoking? VISA runs mainframes and Unix boxes for mission-critical stuff.
Actually, I was kind of surprised by the _lack_ of insight here. You would think that these CEOs would have more to say, off the record, then was written here. But it's a good start and a unique way to make some noise/news. Nice work.
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unclebud - Friday, July 25, 2003 - link
i am thoroughly impressed! what an excellent idea!thanks to anandtech and all others who made this event possible...
cheers
Anonymous User - Tuesday, July 22, 2003 - link
On the whole a very interesting read, with a surprising range of views from the CEOs.I was also surprised that there was no mention of TCPA & it's effects on the both the mobo manufactures & public perception. I was also somewhat surprised on the response to AMDs entry into the server market - I think that AMD are going to have a very up hill stuggle to maintain any hold in this market - even with 64/32 bit processors.
Anonymous User - Monday, July 21, 2003 - link
I was rather dissapointed that TCPA/TrustedComputing was not addressed. Not only do I refuse to purchace any device containing these mis-features, I am willing to pay higher prices to aviod doing business with any company that deals in them. I have influence over puchases made by a number of people and purchases made by a non-profit organization.Anonymous User - Monday, July 21, 2003 - link
Prove themselves in the enterprise market (ie. VISA)? VISA wouldn't run anything important on Intel. What is anand smoking? VISA runs mainframes and Unix boxes for mission-critical stuff.Anonymous User - Monday, July 21, 2003 - link
Actually, I was kind of surprised by the _lack_ of insight here. You would think that these CEOs would have more to say, off the record, then was written here. But it's a good start and a unique way to make some noise/news. Nice work.Anonymous User - Monday, July 21, 2003 - link
You found the only CEOs in the world who didn't blame all their business woes on 9/11. Amazing.Anonymous User - Monday, July 21, 2003 - link
Keep up the good work. Would like to see the main site updated more often though. Perhaps try to find some new hardware to test? Just a thought.Anonymous User - Monday, July 21, 2003 - link
Congratulations on a well written, groundbreaking article. Amazing insights: some succinct & punchy comments.Anonymous User - Monday, July 21, 2003 - link
Wow, intriguing. A unique article, I knew I came here all the time for a reason.Good work.