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[applause] it is exciting to be back at the History Museum with my good friend, mentor, colleague eric schmidt and my friend eric. Last time we were here we were talking about lehman and today we are talking about the age of the digital world. Its like you still work at google. [laughter] its a treat for me. I own my career to eric who hired me in the Silicon Valley and many people would end. Its worked out well for you. We talked about this a lot. Everyone needs mentors and sponsors and he continues to be that for me. I met jerry did when i first came to facebook and he is friends with our he...

Leadership. I believe in our intel agencies. I have worked with them very strongly. There werent 17 as previously reported. There were actually four but saying there were 17. As currently led by fine people i believe very much in our intelligence agencies. Lets get to cnns Caitlyn Collins in manila. President trump trying to clear up the confusion. Has it made it more confusing . Reporter almost. He did not directly state yes i believe that russia meddled in our election. When he was asked to directly do so today. We saw him straddle the line between saying he sided with the u. S. Gency agenci...

Marc Fertik, a longtime high-performance computing executive at Ace Computers, died Nov. 19. He was 62. 

AMD Nearly Doubles Q1 Revenue With Strong Ryzen, EPYC Sales The chipmaker is keeping the pressure on Intel as the sales momentum continues for its Ryzen and EPYC processors. But its larger x86 semiconductor foe plans to strike back with new server chips while a growing number of companies turn to Arm-based processors for a variety of workloads. By Dylan Martin April 27, 2021, 06:42 PM EDT AMD said it nearly doubled its revenue for 2021’s first quarter over the same period last year due to fast-growing sales of the chipmaker’s Ryzen and EPYC processors –...

AMD said it nearly doubled its revenue for 2021’s first quarter over the same period last year due to fast-growing sales of the chipmaker’s Ryzen and EPYC processors – a sign that the company’s momentum against x86 rival Intel isn’t letting up. The company’s stock price was up roughly 3.8 percent in after-hours trading Tuesday following the release of its first-quarter financial report. The company said its revenue that quarter, which covers sales from January to March, grew 93 percent year-over-year to US$3.4 billion, beating Wall Street’s expectations by US$270 million. Its ne...