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Intel to cut Linux out of the content market

Posted by tadelste on · 3 comments
The Inquirer; By Charlie Demerjian: 		Mail this story
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So, Linux becomes a forbidden for those who want to watch a movie legally. Think this is by chance? Think it won't catch on? There is a $300 million plus ad campaign cooking to make sure you equate digital media with EF, and don't question that you are giving up all your rights to pay for the privilege. People are stupid, and by the time they catch on that the EF machine they bought is the main method that they are being screwed by, it will be too late and you won't be able to buy anything else. Trust me, this really is the plan.

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Comments (3)

salparadise ·
Doesn't this clash horribly with what Intel are doing in China?

Why plan on selling millions of Linux machines in China and then go and knobble Linux as a platform in the West? Seems a little daft to me.

Unless there's a deeper, darker plan that we's not privvy to.

AnonymousCoward ·
Corporate hyperthreading, two different processes?
helios ·
this was reported on about two months ago as well via the inquirer. Given that Intel has set their course, I am not watching them near as closely as I am AMD.

helios

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