It’s a big step in performance that benefits end users and us competitively.

Perhaps the current downsizing of the U.S. IT industry is not a temporary thing. Maybe we are headed for becoming a second-class citizen in the world of IT.

Energy per instruction set is the new Holy Grail for delivering performance in the next generation of platforms.

We’re going to ramp it like crazy and deliver it in volume. As a result, it’s a better product, and people buy better products.

We have new platforms, new process technology and new products. It’s a very powerful one-two-three.

This is not a minor retooling. This is a major leap.

We have a powerful product line this year. We think this will be a strong year for Intel.

That’s ten times bigger than the world’s largest supercomputer … for less than 1 percent the cost.

Energy per instruction is the new Holy Grail for delivery performance.

But the real magic is we did that step up in performance while reducing energy requirements.

By the end of the year, over 85 percent of our server platforms will be dual core.

It really is something that neither one of us could have done on their own.

The combination of platforms, products and process technology we think is a winning combination for the year.

They are two brands that intersect.

It will be a positive factor for upgrades.

Do I feel good or bad? The answer is yes.

We see a fundamental shift away from IT investment in the U.S.,

Intel and Microsoft SMS will mean relief for those who manage computer networks who have struggled to effectively control virus outbreaks, audit networked PCs or handle computer problems without affecting users’ productivity.

I’m not happy with our sales figures, I’m not happy with our execution delays, I’m not happy with our killed projects.

The result of all [these innovations] will be what we think of as the Giga PC,

Storage today is a $60 billion industry and we saw an unmet need in the SMB and SOHO [Small Office/Home Office] market. This is enterprise-class storage for the masses.

We want to embed just a little bit of the IT manager directly into each piece of silicon we develop and ship into the marketplace.

Windows XP and the Pentium 4 processor will enable [the Giga PC],

Today, the IT manager is under pressure from many, many different fronts. He has the challenges of budget where almost 80 percent of the IT budget is spent just on running the services that they...

It’s what our customers are asking for. We do have some challenges competitively, and we are responding aggressively.