A conversation with Intel's Pat Gelsinger

Q. Did Steve Jobs make the right chip decision, choosing IBM
for his upcoming G5 processor, or will Apple be missing out
on some pretty hot Intel technology.

A. I think Steve Jobs has made the wrong CPU choice for 20 years,
he just added a few more years to the life of his bad decisions.
Steve's not an illogical guy, he's passionate and opinionated about
the directions he wants is a poor path for the company as well as
a poor path for the users.

Q. What do Intel chips have to offer?

A. Our chips would help Apple could find ways to open up
more applications for themselves, a broader set of products,
we have Centrino mobile products that are stunningly good.
I don't think it's a good decision for Apple or for their customers,
but they've done a good job of turning the company back around
at the same time so you can't discount all the things that they're
doing and all the decisions they've made.