Dell's leader laughed at HP's The Machine project

As soon as HP announced the idea of ​​a new architecture for computers, a Dell executive said it felt ridiculous that HP spent trillions of dollars to invest in outdated software.

In an interview with reporters in San Francisco , Dell's head of software business, John Swainson , said that to be able to reconstruct an operating system in a magical state is really a sad thing. laugh.

According to Swainson , the basic elements of computers, including the processor and memory, may have to be redesigned in some way, but this with a software is very unlikely. And not many people think it is a good idea.

Meanwhile, Dell's head of research, Jai Menon , quipped that the study was launched by a company that relied heavily on low-cost server and computer business.

According to Menon, the time offered by HP is too short to promote a new memory technology, especially when there are currently at least two other types of memory technologies being developed better than those. What HP is focusing on, including phase change memory technology ( Phase Change ), is 100 times faster than flash memory.