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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Elmer who wrote (87572)1/17/2000 1:58:00 AM
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re: #1. Not having a clear enough view of the future when committing to building new fabs. Again I think you are expecting superhuman powers of prediction here and Intel is not superhuman. All they managed to do was produce more processors then anyone else in history. Still not good enough for you. So be it.

You're right I should be happy Intel wasn't able to forsee the amount of growth in the sector that they are the world's dominant force in. That's allowing me to make lots on my AMD calls.

Re: #2. Intel did not shortchange Compaq or HP or IBM to satisfy Gateways demand.

I never said they did.

Re: Just where did Intel fail?

They failed by not having enough capacity to prevent the Athlon from making inroads in marketshare. Even if Cumine volume comes on line strongly this quarter it will still have to combat an Athlon that everyday is increasing its marketshare. If Intel had had the capacity this past quarter then the Athlon would not be as big a threat.

I think Intel should be paranoid about AMD. After all if an inept and bumbling company like AMD can excecute a fast processor (in MHz) launch so well (and by well I mean % of the segmented market) then what about other companies? (Mips, Transmeta, Via, Motorola)?

'zyme

It'll be fun watching what happens in the future.
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