“Apple” (random word, even worse, it is a type of plant or something), “Facebook” (like a type of yearbook?) “Google” (sounds like they make candy or something), or “Intel” (who knows? -tel is just what companies ended their names with in the 80’s and 90’s).
DEC. What do they make? Equipment. What kind? Digital.
IBM would be good if the middle word wasn’t “business.” Business? Eh. Lame. The business is an aside, it is here to justify the machines. E, because Equipment is solid and physical.
ARM? Looks good at first. But then you find out… the A stands for Acorn. What the hell are we doing here, gardening? No. Terrible. We want D, for Digital, because we’re in the figure, the era of ones and zeros, not acorns.
AMD? Actually that name is OK as well.