Bill Gates warns young people of four major global threats, including AI
In an interview with Patrick Collinson, Gates said the only thing he really worried about a lot when he was younger was nuclear war.
'Fire The Intel Board,' Says Former CEO Craig Barrett As He Pushes Back On Breakup Plans, Urges Focus On Chipmaking Wins
Former Intel CEO Craig Barrett has criticized proposals to split the company, blaming the board for its decline and arguing ...
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Bill Gates Criticizes Intel's Decline in Chip Innovation
In a recent interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates delivered a stark assessment of Intel’s position in the semiconductor industry, stating he is “stunned that Intel basically lost its way ...
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'This is not unlocking shareholder value, it's a fire sale': Jim Keller weighs in on a possible 'careless' Intel chip and fab spin-off
You may like Intel engineer begs management and Trump to not 'sell out' to TSMC just as the company is set to regain its 'technical lead' in chip manufacturing Bill Gates laments Pat Gelsinger's ...
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Peter Rawlinson Wants Lucid To Be The Intel Of EVs: 'You Flash Your Microsoft Office... Bill Gates Gets His Royalty... I Want To Be Like That'
Lucid Motors Inc. LCID CEO Peter Rawlinson envisions the EV company being more of a supplier than a carmaker in the future, similar to the ambitions of Tesla Inc. TSLA CEO Elon Musk. What Happened ...
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I tried Intel’s new Ultra upgrade – it makes boring laptops feel like gaming PCs
A few days ago, iconic tech chap Bill Gates (of Microsoft fame) said Intel has lost its way. His argument: Intel missed the boat with the AI and mobile phone-style processor revolution ...
Why There's No New Steve Jobs Or Zuckerberg — Bill Gates Names The Only 20-Something Founder Who's Still In The Game
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates couldn't name many young tech founders leading groundbreaking companies from this era, with only one exception — Alexandr Wang. What Happened: During a conversation ...
Missing Link: Homebrew Computer Club, nucleus of the digital revolution
In March 1975, a few technology tinkerers meet in a garage in Silicon Valley and found a computer club. Apple would not have ...