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Linux Is Going Nowhere At The Desktop: Intel

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The Intel Innovation Meet, which was held at Renaissance in Mumbai, highlighted various aspects of Intel's growth strategy for the future and its plans for emerging markets and India.

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AnonymousCoward ·
Chandrashekhar is driving solely on his rear-view mirror, and using the kind of innovative thinking that gave AMD a foot in the door of Intel's x86 monopoly.

I'm also thinking back to Bill Gates' remarks about telling Windows apart from a Mac, a wisecrack along the lines of "put your favourite software in, and if it works, it's Microsoft". Should he be allowed to profit from his illegally obtained monopoly like that?

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