Forbes Column 08: The Coming Convergence
Friday, April 25, 2008
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My new Forbes column, The Coming Convergence, was published this morning. It makes a journey into the Jobsian mind to explore the thinking that may have prompted the P.A. Semi acquisition.
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My thoughts on this - Steve’s just using this as a $278 million toy for chip design - essentially validating others claims on what can and cannot be done… see http://rohva.blogspot.com