Steven Sinofsky

“The interesting question is going to be, what is Apple going to do at WWDC with respect to the CUDA APIs? Like, are they going to be native? Are they going to be a thunking layer? Lots of stuff could happen there. Are they distributed? Is it an App Store app? Is it an OS component? Nobody has any idea.”

“XPS 13 is the laptop to get.”

“Michael Dell is just a legendary CEO. And read his book, his second book that came out during the pandemic, I think, or right after, right before. It's fantastic.”

“Anytime there's a resource constraint that you have to pay for, it moves to your device and becomes free. And that, it just, I just don't imagine, I don't know how it can happen any other way.”

“It's just an ARM CPU mounted with NVIDIA parallel processing graphics basically into one system on a chip that has a whole new memory architecture relative to the historic way that PCs had been built.”

“AI introduces yet another opportunity to change that dynamic for the PC to have it be forward looking, not backward looking. And I think this is an incredibly important opportunity for Microsoft and for the industry as a whole.”

“Jensen's like Taylor Swift of the tech industry.”

“Dell is just on an incredible roll. And Michael Dell is just a legendary CEO... XPS 13 is the laptop to get.”

“Steven Sinofsky at A16Z, who used to run Windows, would always say, incumbents always try and make the new thing a feature. And sometimes they're right. Sometimes it's a feature.”

“Steven Sinofsky — Referenced repeatedly for his pattern recognition on prior tech transitions, including the evolution from hybrid cloud architectures to final-form cloud — used as an analogy for the current AI architectural uncertainty.”