Chromebook

“They're, they have, like, a lot of anti-block, anti-tracker, so it's really hard to monetize.”

“So when you talk to some of the more forward-leaning CISOs in large organizations, they're rolling out hundreds or thousands of Chromebooks, right? They don't need to run antivirus on those endpoints.”

“I continue to be a big proponent of something like a Chromebook with a security key, right? Essentially, you have an endpoint that cannot be compromised, even if you try. Because the weak point in all of this continues to be the human.”

“To me, a Chromebook is exactly what Larry Elson was trying to do 20 years ago. I mean, technically the architecture might be different. It's exactly the same thing. It's a web browser that runs client, that runs applications over the network.”

“Putting Android apps onto Chromebook is kind of paradoxical because you turn it back and suddenly you don't have the advantage that Chrome has over Android anymore.”

“There's a sort of a core part of the PC market that actually needs to be on a PC, because you're running Excel, or you're running Photoshop, or AutoCAD. And the other 90% of it actually doesn't need to be on a PC. It can be on a Chromebook, or it can be on som…”