It’s like a disease, really. You come to NVIDIA , you get a few paychecks and you start bashing Intel. Even the astute, politically correct Bill Dally — which NVIDIA picked up from Stanford University as its Chief Scientist earlier this year — is breaking out from his shell in order to slam Intel and promote his own view of the future of processors. In a sit-down with The New York Times , Dally explained that now seemed like a wonderful time to break from academia (partially, at least) and “bring products<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s like a disease, really. You come to NVIDIA , you get a few paychecks and you start bashing Intel. Even the astute, politically correct Bill Dally — which NVIDIA picked up from Stanford University as its Chief Scientist earlier this year — is breaking out from his shell in order to slam Intel and promote his own view of the future of processors. In a sit-down with The New York Times , Dally explained that now seemed like a wonderful time to break from academia (partially, at least) and “bring products Continue reading