mark papermaster is one of the world's top expert necessary chips. he is chief technical officer at advanced microdevices admd before that cisco, a former senior vice president of apple, spent 26 years at ibm. joined by quentin hardee of "the new york times" and christina farr for reuters. apple, sis coker ibm, amd, you have made the tour. i mean, those are some of the bilgsz, most important companies silicon valley that the hardware space has to offer. >> i have been very fortunate a chance to work with great companies and really great people driving innovation. >> all right. so let me ask but this surround computing. we have talked in the past about the internet of things, with several different guest. it's kind of the internet of things, but it's big they'ren that, right? explain it to me. >>> it s internet of things describes how all of these devices are being connected, the locks on your door, your thermostat, you know, even at work, right? hefring is getting connected. what is surround computing? it describes fundamentally that these changes ar

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