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Otellini: PCs are the new time machines

By Iain Thomson on Sep 29, 2008 8:04AM
Otellini: PCs are the new time machines

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"A microprocessor allows you to do things faster and faster," he said. "It also enables you to go back in time, as it allows you to collect digital data your businesses are built on and go back in time to study it."In his keynote at Oracle OpenWorld, Otellini said that speed was key to the ...

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