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▶ 24:19 Amin Vahdat So in other words, we actually had a fairly massive migration from x-a-t-six to ARM, making our,

▶ 2:03 Dylan Patel And so an x-ay six laptop with NVIDIA graphics fully integrated would be probably the best product in the market.

▶ 0:39 Sonal Chokshi Benedict and Steven first talk about the announcements and then talk more broadly about what it all means in terms of S-curves and innovation, covering everything from the x-eighty-six to ARM processor shift, to ecosystem fragmentation, to…
▶ 15:40 Steven Sinofsky Like graphics was completely different than it was on the x-a-t-six and working with memory and working with storage and the kind of peripherals and sensors, none of that existed. 3 times in the scene

▶ 9:13 Martin Casado You have like the x-eighty-six for networking so that you can program a single switch.

▶ 17:46 Benedict Evans You know, that's kind of where, um, something like a Surface Pro is next to the iPad Pro, in that, you know, the first sailing ship, the first steam ships needed masts, and they had, they kept breaking down, and, you know, people weren't…

▶ 3:54 unnamed speaker What we understand is, you know, if you look at cell phone technologies, and a lot of them kind of modern technologies around I, I, T, uh, there are a lot of industry standard or well-known industry mechanisms, an x-a-t-e-six processor or… 2 times in the scene
▶ 11:23 Ramana Jonnala There was this belief, right, going back to JR's point, which is, what has happened is, DB-II is just better on a Linux platform, on an x-a-d-six hardware, and that sort of a commoditization of the core, you know, platform is, is what is…

▶ 4:01 Balaji Srinivasan Um, the third is that, uh, after, um, kind of a decade in which every layer of the, um, stack, uh, the computing stack was sort of split off, and so you have Cloudflare, and you have AWS, and you have all of these services which, um, kind…

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