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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: StockMan who wrote (31363)4/8/1998 12:01:00 AM
From: Maxwell   of 1581512
 
Stockman:

<<What you missed is that AMD's ASP's will be $100 regardless of the process. Also AMD's margins will be 18%.

Tough to make money in any Q, with the above parameters.

AMD in a very weak position, IMHO.>>

You are hopeless. You can't even think for yourself. Let me explain.
Even at $100 a K6, there are maximum of 350 potential 0.25um K6 per wafer. Even at conservatively 140 dice/wafer that translates to $14,000/wfr. THAT IS ALOT OF MONEY! It costs about $2000-$8000 per wafer. In reality the ASP for the K6 0.25um IS NOT $100. Jerry can say what ever he wants, K6-266 is selling for $150 and K6-300 at $250. Lowest speed for .25um part is 266MHz. Now go do your math.

Maxwell
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