Rudedog, your estimate of the total computing market, initial capital costs, if you want to call it that, was pretty doggone good. It sure is a well researched answer, (we know with a bit of a WAG) to the Server schmerver comment.
>>>For a different perspective, we can look at this from the perspective of total IT
spending for initial capital costs, which is something on the order of $450B, the
current Intel-architecture share is about 25%. However you slice it, this is clearly
a big opportunity for Intel if they can make the move off of the desktop.<<<
You could also say if they continue to execute in moving off the desktop, not just if they can. Multiprocessor Xeons, or PPros before that, weren't just chopped liver.
Tony |
