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Oct 9, 2026

David PierceHOST
21:33
Mm-hmm
Nilay PatelHOST
21:33
... didn't care so much about Wintel programs running on Windows 3.1 or whatever.
Nilay PatelHOST
21:37
Like, that was a platform shift that enabled a new hardware entrant.
Nilay PatelHOST
21:41
Same with the phone, same with whatever else.
Jan VermeulenGUEST
37:28
And we saw that with the, the early PCs, the-- it's the same thing, and you had manufacturers for days and designs and, and cool operating system ideas.
Jan VermeulenGUEST
37:37
And, uh, before the market collapsed into, you know, essentially the two-horse race we have today, plus Linux, right? So we have, uh, Apple and, and Wintel, um, and, and Linux.
Jan VermeulenGUEST
37:49
And on the cellphone side, it's very similar, where, you know, you, you had BlackBerry and Windows Phone and, um, Symbian, and, like, you, you had so many, uh, different options and then, you know, over time it collapses to, to a, a-
Stephen GrootesHOST
38:05
Mm.
Jan VermeulenGUEST
3:57
But I do think that, that, you know, while there was maybe some correlation between how fast innovation was happening and the fact that people were upgrading so often, the, the, uh, I think that that early innovation was just the mark of a brand, brand new technology.
Jan VermeulenGUEST
4:12
And so, uh, we see that, um, in whenever there's a new technology is, uh, the, the, the space explodes, and we saw that with the, the early PCs, the, it's the same thing, and you had manufacturers for days and designs and, and cool operating system ideas and, uh, before the market collapsed into, you know, essentially the two-horse race we have today, plus Linux, right? So we have, uh, Apple and, and Wintel, um, and, and Linux.
Jan VermeulenGUEST
4:40
And on the cell phone side it's very similar, where, you know, you, you had BlackBerry and Windows Phone and, um, Symbian, and, like, you, you had so many, uh, different options and then, you know, over time it collapses to, to a, a, uh, to a two-party state, as it were, Android and iOS.
Jan VermeulenGUEST
4:59
And so, uh, with, you know, one or two, um, uh, outliers that are still trying to do something.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
60:18
knows Intel.
Scott BurksHOST
60:21
They've got microprocessors, Intor, high-tech center, Microsoft Windows, Wintel.
SkipGUEST
60:31
Intel has a strong presence in general purpose and gaming PC market.
SkipGUEST
60:39
With this Intel core line of CPUs.
Prakash SangamGUEST
48:01
...
Prakash SangamGUEST
48:01
the Wintel kind of model, right?
Leonard LeeHOST
48:04
Yeah.
Leonard LeeHOST
48:04
That's the advantage that Apple has.
JeffHOST
76:17
um that
VinceHOST
76:18
last it's a laziness it's an issue with laziness that is what i've been saying all along yeah because slop existed before a i and we all complained about it but we gave it different terms correct
JeffHOST
76:34
yeah
VinceHOST
76:34
raise your hand if you've ever complained about the social media intern if you've ever made that joke

17 MINS LATER

JeffHOST
93:33
We're talking about a copy-paste model.
JeffHOST
93:35
But a very good one, and one that could, in theory, if prompted, help the development of, with human assistance, a biogenic weapon, which could wipe out humanity.
JeffHOST
93:49
Once you start thinking about this in physical terms of things that has to happen, not just in theory, oh, look, I developed a new synthesis protein that could destroy organic material.
JeffHOST
94:02
Cool, how are you going to build that? Well, that's where the humans come in.
Jim CramerHOST
16:41
No one...
Jim CramerHOST
16:41
There's no drama to Wintel.
Jim CramerHOST
16:43
I mean, there was never any drama to UOPAC.
Tim CookSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:44
[laughs]

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