Comments on: Who is the Victim? http://blogs.amd.com/nigeldessau/2009/05/21/who-is-the-victim/ Sun, 22 Nov 2009 21:39:19 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Surya http://blogs.amd.com/nigeldessau/2009/05/21/who-is-the-victim/comment-page-1/#comment-224 Surya Tue, 26 May 2009 02:26:45 +0000 http://blogs.amd.com/nigeldessau/?p=260#comment-224 despite the moan from your competitor, AMD always becoming innovator that will change the world. I think using pezo-electric based processor package the power that processor required will be lower and AMD X86 processor will competes to ARM architecture in power usages. despite the moan from your competitor, AMD always becoming innovator that will change the world. I think using pezo-electric based processor package the power that processor required will be lower and AMD X86 processor will competes to ARM architecture in power usages.

]]> By: Daniel R. http://blogs.amd.com/nigeldessau/2009/05/21/who-is-the-victim/comment-page-1/#comment-222 Daniel R. Fri, 22 May 2009 01:36:52 +0000 http://blogs.amd.com/nigeldessau/?p=260#comment-222 Hi! Nigel, I believe that it is clear that some people believe any thing goes as long as you are powerful enough to get away with it. They in effect are living vicariously through Intel, Bernie Maddox, or their favorite sports personality, etc. When they see powerful companies or individuals punished then part of their personal fantasy is crushed, and they feel as if something has been taken from them personally. We live in a society in which the general media worships 'power' and 'success.' This is extended in to almost every corner of our lives. We as consumer of media information collectively respond to and eat up this type of above the law attitude for the powerful. The technology sector is no different, and in particular the not held to account technology analyst and pundits. However, there will eventually always be a corresponding backlash to this type of excess that unabashed power worship creates. Intel's lose before the EC will ultimately help competition, consumers, AMD, and even Intel itself. Best regards, Daniel R. Hi! Nigel,

I believe that it is clear that some people believe any thing goes as long as you are powerful enough to get away with it. They in effect are living vicariously through Intel, Bernie Maddox, or their favorite sports personality, etc. When they see powerful companies or individuals punished then part of their personal fantasy is crushed, and they feel as if something has been taken from them personally.

We live in a society in which the general media worships ‘power’ and ’success.’ This is extended in to almost every corner of our lives. We as consumer of media information collectively respond to and eat up this type of above the law attitude for the powerful. The technology sector is no different, and in particular the not held to account technology analyst and pundits.

However, there will eventually always be a corresponding backlash to this type of excess that unabashed power worship creates. Intel’s lose before the EC will ultimately help competition, consumers, AMD, and even Intel itself.

Best regards,
Daniel R.

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