Ruiz speaking at a dinner in San Francisco, and reported by bloomberg.net, told the audience that Apple wouldn't want to be a hostage to Intel, like other firms had been.
He also berated Intel for slowing growth in the PC industry by making customers battle on price alone.
But the PC industry is far from mature, because only 16 per cent of the world has internet access, so there's a lot of room for growth.
An Intel "monopoly" and the "Inside" campaign had made its brand be associated with PCs and eroded margins. But that no longer needed to be the case. µ
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However... It sure would be an improvement to have the AMD processors, especially for the lower end where there is no second processor to help out. Lower end AMD chips tend two have two times the FSB speed of an intel chip with similar prices.
I personally would like to see a dual AMD quad or six core setup from Apple..
Twelve cores of AMD goodness for me to use for whatever I see fit, without having to use Microshit Windows on it...
Sounds like a dream to me.