Inside Intel
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Amazon.co.uk Review
If you're sick of the upbeat tone of many computer industry sagas, you'll definitely enjoy Inside Intel, Tim Jackson's investigation into the secrets of Intel's success. Instead of the usual cast of blue-eyed whiz-kid billionaires, you'll find a darker story of brilliant technical coups tempered by serious blunders and savage competition. Naturally, technical innovation lies at the heart of the story, but Intel didn't always get it right--and sometimes teetered close to ruin. Success didn't come because the company never made mistakes, but because it could fight back savagely when it did. That the fight wasn't always clean, nor the personalities involved particularly pleasant, makes for a fascinating story. Kindly donated by Jason Sharp
ISBN : 0006387977 Publisher : Harper Collins Publishers Author : Tim Jackson Format : Paperback: 256 Pages This exhibit has a reference ID of CH1618. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History. |
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