He sees that infrastructure as including not only network switching hardware and Web server CPUs, but also chipsets such as PC graphics accelerators and digital signal processors. But if the other components inside that PC or on the 'Net don't have enough bandwidth, they'll still wind up staring at their screen waiting for something to happen. Unfortunately, there's tremendous price sensitivity for such device components. That's where Ranhoff says Credence's testing solutions provide particularly powerful advantages. You build roads.
People drive more.
So you build more roads. That self-sustaining growth makes Ranhoff very bullish on the prospects for his company and his company's customers. As clich d as it may sound, we ain't seen nothing yet. This intensity will require entirely new ways of managing production, leveraging intellectual property, and activating strategic relationships. Fortunately, Internet technology itself is providing a medium for fulfilling these requirements.