63 Quotes by Nathan Brookwood

Having a more intelligent quad-core, as opposed to the dual dual-core, translates to better power usage and, in theory, far better performance. The advantages are that you get a higher degree of sharing with caches and buses.

He certainly goes for unconventional, creative approaches, like licensing Sun's software based on the number of employees that a customer had. So in that regard, I'm optimistic.

I think the market has changed in a permanent way from ... 2000, when AMD was viewed as a second-tier supplier who didn't have the technology to compete with Intel at all levels.

It is a positive for AMD that a guy like Hester wants to work there,

Right now you have to scrunch things together. If you space out the components, it makes the thermal problems much easier to deal with.

Right now you have to scrunch things together, ... If you space out the components, it makes the thermal problems much easier to deal with.

PIC does a lot of different things. It does address a variety of needs.

Napa will make Intel a more capable competitor against AMD's products. AMD is having a modicum of success in mobile.

I think they're getting back on track. The performance benchmarks that they demonstrated, these are all of the things Intel couldn't do last year.