“Part of the problem is today the desktop [computer] business is a zero margin business for many of our customers,” Paul Otellini at D in Wall Street Journal. Given his reluctant admission that Mac is better, and this comment, one gets a feeling that the CEO of world’s largest PC chip maker doesn’t love PCs that much.
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