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Craig Barrett: Not just chips anymore
Intel's CEO explains the chipmaker's push into consumer electronics. But 10 months later the company whacked the division due to weak growth prospects. January 9, 2001
Bill Joy: Visions of doomsdaySun Microsystems' chief scientist sparked impassioned debate when he wrote an essay about the dangers posed by new technologies. Is Bill Joy a kill joy? April 24, 2001
Fujio Nishida: Always on the move The president of Sony Electronics explains that he is not expecting "a big splash" with the eVilla Net appliance. Good thing, because the company discontinued the device two months later. July 17, 2001
Sir Arthur C. Clarke: Tech and terror The author of "2001: A Space Odyssey" explains why demand for gadgets such as cell phones is killing off African gorillas. Why does he believe "technology is really civilization"? October 19, 2001
Jim Allchin: Windows XP is benignThe prospect of an operating system integrated with Microsoft services such as Passport again fuel antitrust concerns. Should competitors worry? August 29, 2001
Eric Schmidt: Searching for answersNovell's former CEO takes command of Web search darling Google with the mandate "don't screw it up." So how does he intend to avoid repeating missteps he made at Novell? August 8, 2001
Bill Gates: A right to improveWhether talking about adding features to Windows or criticizing open-source licensing, there's no ignoring Gates' passion. Will Microsoft make more of its source code available to customers? June 20, 2001
Hasso Plattner: Plotting Oracle's demiseThe CEO of SAP talks of IBM's "stupid decision" in the supply-chain software business and has words of caution about application service providers. Does his company really "feed on Oracle"? June 21, 2001
Richard Parsons: Why the Web can't remain freeA few months after saying there are executives "more qualified than I," Parson is tapped to become the next CEO of AOL Time Warner. How will he make sure people say his company "is slammin'?" May 7, 2001
Will Wright: The secret behind "The Sims"The creator of the wildly popular line of simulation games gives credit to fans for helping guide the development. What's behind the "Calvin factor"? March 16, 2001
Dale Fuller: The new barbarians? Borland's sixth CEO in six years discusses the company's brain drain and his plans for a turnaround. Has his "gas house" strategy been effective? July 23, 2001
Barry Schuler: Big shoes to fill The chief executive of AOL Time's Warner's online division defends the division's revenue potential. But three months later some analysts remained concerned. July 25, 2001
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