Jen-Hsun Huang, nVidia's CEO, was quite happy to talk about Intel's future project for the discrete graphics cards market and decided to go all the way criticizing the microchip giant.

His most flamboyant sentence was, without doubt, the one that gives the news it's title, but it wasn't the only one, by a long shot. For example: "they're floating Larrabee out there just to put a shadow over us [...] Intel cannot share the world with someone else. They want the world to have one processor. They don't want the world to have two processors [...] That's an anti-innovation feeling. That's a monopolistic feeling".

Really, I don't know what his problem is. If Larabee doesn't get out it shouldn't bother them. I mean, it's not as if Intel was deterring people from buying graphics cards because everybody is holding back waiting for unfulfilled release dates. And if it gets out, then they have to compete, you can't always win like against 3Dfx or STMicroelectronics. Every corporation wishes monopoly, leaving some thin trace of a competition so they can avoid law prosecution, so stop crying.

Link: Cnet.

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