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▶ 53:25 Steven Sinofsky I just, I, I've learned to really appreciate the, the, the, I mean, look, I, I fought and fought and fought to not be disrupted by, by the mobile platforms, like by ARM, basically, and, and Intel just didn't care. 3 times in the scene
▶ 1:01:41 Steven Sinofsky Intel saying we have five gigahertz, we have this many gigahertz, this many transistors, and literally nobody knows what we're going to do with them all.

▶ 40:17 Steven Sinofsky And they were also gonna beat Intel, and they were gonna beat, uh, HP or whatever in making computers.

▶ 7:16 Steven Sinofsky And I think a lot of this is missing that a big part of this is like, well, the tech industry, like if you look at Intel and where they all went to college, and if you look at the history of Silicon Valley, it's all these people from all…
▶ 42:59 Steven Sinofsky Well, and this, you know, this is like Intel with the GPU. 3 times in the scene

▶ 1:10:26 Steven Sinofsky But, but the truth is, is that copyright also created the technology industry in the world, and it was Microsoft and Intel with intellectual property and copyright,

▶ 22:08 Steven Sinofsky From wherever they came from, disk drives from this country, CPUs from Intel in the US, whatever, cables from China and stuff like that, and assembling them in the US. 2 times in the scene
▶ 27:05 Steven Sinofsky Like, and I've been to Intel, which is like an operating room.
▶ 32:27 Steven Sinofsky And so Apple, so the PC makers just continued to stamp out routine things for at least three more years until Intel finally invested a bunch of money in the OEMs via pricing to get them to build what today look like laptops for Windows… 2 times in the scene

▶ 14:01 Steven Sinofsky Yeah, like, like Avatar was, was like, 2500 Pentium PCs.

▶ 2:32 Steven Sinofsky Like, everybody's running them on Intel-based servers, and all of a sudden, like, the mainframe world got very exciting, but it was this single-source, kind of, dying innovation, and last breath, but for 20 years, they profited from it and…
▶ 3:53 Steven Sinofsky Well, you know, Intel has very, you know, has, has announced, like, they're not even focused on PC chips. 2 times in the scene
▶ 3:59 Steven Sinofsky Like, that it's about the data center, and it's about IoT and VR and a bunch of stuff, but not, not like core i-seven, the next generation.
▶ 14:26 Steven Sinofsky Like, when, when PCs came out, what, what happened was you would buy a PC for, like, 1500 dollars, but it turns out that all the profit went to Intel and Microsoft,

▶ 21:27 Steven Sinofsky Like once Windows and, and Intel sort of stabilized that itself enabled the web to continue to exist because it gave

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