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Another Ten Worst Questions For The Chip Industry

Luke Collins has very kindly contributed his own Ten Worst Questions For The Chip Industry and, with many thanks to Luke, I reproduce them below:

Hasn't this been done before?

But who wants to buy one of those?

Why do you think Intel will pay full price for your design tools/fab equipment/intellectual property?

Why do you think anybody wants another parallel processor that only Einstein could program?

Why do you want venture capital to compete with Texas Instruments/Intel in signal processing/microprocessors?

What do you mean, I'm not getting any wafers from your foundry?

What do you mean, it's static sensitive? Have I broken it now?

Gordon who?

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You're asking for trouble now. How about a top 10 semi marketing taglines, or better still, press release headlines.

Any of Steve's PR headlines would be good candidates for a top ten. I'm not saying best or worst though...

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