50 Quotes by Martin Reynolds

But a lot depends on how the case finally sorts itself out.

If any computer maker benefits from Microsoft's woes, it will probably be Apple.

Having offices raided indicates an investigation has made it to a certain point, but it could still have a long way to go before it's over. These things are often long processes.

I think we need another major player in the market so I'm concerned about the merger. They're going to have to reach an accommodation of some sort with the regulators, who aren't going to like it.

It is impossible to stop the market gain of the x86.

Long term, the big question is whether Intel and HP can drive the Itanium into the high-volume market. If anything is going to replace the x86 processor, it is going to be the Itanium, but that is not going to happen for the next 10 to 20 years.

It could very well be a negotiating ploy.

We believe that this creates a unique marketing opportunity for the Eastern Cape, which is already seen as a prime tourism destination for well-known celebrities.

Without companies like Red Hat providing support, Linux would be a lot less popular than it is now, ... because it gives businesses the sense of security and support structure they need in order for an enterprise-wide deployment.