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To: Windsock who wrote (138801)	7/7/2001 6:19:51 PM
From: COMMON_SENSE	Read Replies (1) of 186894

Which returns me to my original question.... If capital costs do not get booked in expenses as Windsock says. And if depreciation costs do not start on a fab until the fab goes into production. And if AMD makes as little profit as they have made this quarter (about $15 million possibly), how do you afford to build a new $2 billion fab unless you borrow to the hilt? If you can't innovate and do the R&D and build the newer plants, how can you keep up with the leader in the Industry. So isn't it really just a short time in history when Intel was racing a tight race against AMD during 1999-2001 and doesn't it stand to reason that AMD will have trouble keeping up with Intel on spending.

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