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It looks like every time he had a nice place to work on integrated circuits the company was bought up by a bigger company and then he left, only to be bought ye
by oneplane 7y ago
It looks like every time he had a nice place to work on integrated circuits the company was bought up by a bigger company and then he left, only to be bought yet again. Almost as if there was no escape.
- pavlov 7y agoFunny, I read it the other way: he got to work on a sequence of projects based on very architectures (VAX, Alpha, ARM, MIPS, PowerPC), lead them all to significant success, then moved on to repeat the magic at a different company and a different architecture. Doesn't that sound more fun than being the "VAX microprocessor" guy forever? (Assuming that architecture had stuck around.)