Kevin Knox Quotations

We won't see 64-bit running on the desktop until 2006. This is a short-term play for AMD, but it's the right play. If they had gone after Intel and tried to beat them in the 64-bit space, I think that would have been difficult. As it is, it's going to be difficult for AMD to make it into the 64-bit enterprise space.

We won't see 64-bit running on the desktop until 2006, ... This is a short-term play for AMD, but it's the right play. If they had gone after Intel and tried to beat them in the 64-bit space, I think that would have been difficult. As it is, it's going to be difficult for AMD to make it into the 64-bit enterprise space.

We're going to see 4.6GB be a minimum for around six months or so. Then we'll move quickly to 6.4GB.

They are primarily selling into their installed base and are not expanding their markets, ... Design innovation only gets you so far. It's hard to continue growing if you keep selling into your installed base.

Demand is off somewhat in the third quarter, but not nearly to the degree that it has been portrayed in the press. Europe has been a slow quarter for everybody, but I don't think there is a reason for panic that the industry is slowing down.

One of the big things that the consortium will focus on is looking at ways to figure out how to measure these things, whether it is performance per watt or power per rack.

But I don't see many of these flat panels popping up for mainstream users.

The adoption of Windows 2000 has been slower than we anticipated initially, but it will be one of the drivers that keeps PC demand going in the future.

Bragging about megahertz and megabytes is a thing of the past. They need to look at solution sales. Gateway is a great example of that approach.

Bragging about megahertz and megabytes is a thing of the past, ... They need to look at solution sales. Gateway is a great example of that approach.