"Start-up" company
"Steven P." Jobs
"United States can still compete as both a low-cost and a world-class manufacturer"
So, what other items become amusingly ironic thanks to the lens of retrospect?
"Steven P." Jobs
"United States can still compete as both a low-cost and a world-class manufacturer"
So, what other items become amusingly ironic thanks to the lens of retrospect?
Assuming that you're referring to the type of electronics manufacturing that NeXT was doing at its plant, can you provide any evidence to support this assertion?
Edit: And that's assuming that they assemble electronics at all, which I wouldn't bet on.
Fab 24 Leixlip, Ireland
Fab 28 Kiryat Gat, Israel
Fab 68 Dalian, China
Fab 42 Chandler, Arizona, USA
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Recent Intel Assembly Sites:
Heredia, Costa Rica
Chengdu, China
Kulim, Malaysia
Penang, Malaysia
Saigon, Vietnam
Chandler, Arizona
1. The hyphen is redundant nowadays on account of startup becoming a legitimate compound word.
2. No one needs to call Jobs by his full name, he's as big an icon as William Henry "Bill" Gates III. Steven P. is just so quaint-sounding.
3. [generic joke at the expense of American manufacturing]