we're strong believers in 2018 you have to have a cyberresistant datacenter. that's what our biggest difference is where you combine the cyberprotection together with the physical protection. >> now, did century link have this or did you merge -- when you bought them how did you make it more robust. >> basically century link ran a number of datacenters which we acquired we acquired the physical datacenters and had acquired a number of software companies that have this product that i was describing to you software defined perimeter and analytics products that help them put everything together and make that protection robust. >> now, this must be an incredible competitive advantage you have both of them. if you only have one of them you have to go buy the other that seems like a recipe for failure. >> well, absolutely and what happens is today in that infrastructure you need to use different methods of protecting the different infrastructures. one of the greatest advantages of our software defined perimeter you use the same technology to protect your infrastruct

which are used for everything from gaming to datacenters to crypto currency mining even worse she hado do it all with a company that had a tattered balance sheet and somewhat tarnished reputation but from this looks -- from the looks of what i saw today after this quarter that amd just reported dr. su is more than succeeding she is actually taking some decent market share from a spectacularly run intel that's a remarkable achievement if you open it up, it's likely you'll find amd inside you might be using one of their graphics chips that's how you rack up $1.65 billion in sales this quarter and 40% increase year over year. that's how you increase gross maragli margins and get the segment showing a $138 million profit versus a loss of $21 million a year ago and that's how you get to the point where you can actually start paying down the debt you inherited to ensure that amd is never in trouble again finally when the stock was at 2 bucks not long after she assumed the ceo job many thought it was a goner. now that the stock is at $11 up 13% in one day alone i think it's going higher. nob

which area provides the best opportunity, non-auto, non--data, iot cellular, datacenter, can you listm in order of preference? well, first, as we talked about before, over the course of the last couple of years, we have dramatically expanded our serve the market. where we used to focus primarily on cpu's, we now focus on the increased demand for data, and where silica and can be a differentiator. so, our product portfolio today and artificial intelligence for the data center, for pc's, for autonomous vehicles. so, we have dramatically expanded the market that we serve because the continued performancecompute play to our strength. we see those that outburst -- as opportunities and that is the market we have been going after and that has accelerated the growth for the company. emily: intel cfo bob swan there. side kicks off its run as a new look -- public company. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: -- is planning to release aws,vate offering to however engineering challenges have put the lunch time and in doubt. ix has hovered around highs because of expectations it will able this be able to m

reported better than expected earnings and revenue driven by higher demand for mi-conductors for datacenters. intel earned 87 cents a share. revenue came in at 16 billion. that was up 8% from last yea and about 1 billion more than expected. the stock rows sharply in initial after-hours trading and aditi roy has more on intel's report for us. >> reporter: a big day forel i earnings today as the company handledly beat analyst's expectations on a number of key metrics, one of those critical metrics the data centerroup revenue number which came in at $5.2 bilon versus analyst's expectations of 4.84 billion. that numbereferring to chips use and servers to support computer systems. ar it's pt of the business analysts are watching ver closely and the company is also investing in since cloud is a or growing categy and more and more industries are shifting towards the cloud. the company also beating on revenue coming from their client computing grou that referring to the pc and mobile chips. two headwinds inhis category for the company, competition from companies like amd and the decline of pc sales.

has to be in your house or in your hands and if it is a corporation it means it has to be in your datacenter and as soon as you violate that then you may as well publish that information because it is trivially easy for somebody to steal it and the fact that it's done supposedly now with corps oh gee crimea river you're telling me that the people that work for amazon or eight of us department can't use their administrative access to the i proviso that runs on their hardware just kill all the encryption keys of every machine every mercial machines running i have boxed that's a lot they can now whether they have i don't know but that they ten is proven it's like having a t.s.a. lock on your luggage or else all right there's another sang comes to mind that there is no such thing as the class. out there is only somebody else's computer that's right and addresses that point now now they have to m.t.c. investigation will not go anywhere and i see that m.p.'s ministers of parliament want mark zuckerberg to fly to london and then testify at a some kind of committee hearing there is that going to gai

doing something bad but we need to better understand their business they'll going to build five new datacenters this year. maybe you're worried about another bad -- i don't know if it was a bad or good one, people worry about an m & a. >> it's been cheap for a long time of the stocks done will well other than the last two months if you've held this stock for years as it's been cheap, cheap, cheap but earning its way into higher and higher prices, i'd rather it not be cheap, but i'm very happy to own it. >> i think you hold it. >> any -- is facebook such a unique animal in this story? >> my view on peek centralization is a longer term type of observation, that we're having this underlying decentralized internet that is going to come up and start to erode the market gap that's not a trading cue i can't trade off that today except for being in the decentralized stocks. in terms of is this different than google versus facebook? facebook's the tip of the spear here if they have one more issue that's going to be more of a problem for facebook than it would be for google. if you had to buy the two, th