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To: steve harris who wrote (103326)	4/9/2000 11:55:00 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (3) of 1574372

Steve, <Has Intel ever provided numbers of CPUs? All I've ever seen is analyst's estimates of total CPUs.> Last Q4, I think estimates were all we had to go by. 32M Intel processors, give or take a million, sounds about right to me. I don't know the actual numbers, though. <Every Athlon sold is a P3 that didn't.> Steve, back in Q1 there was a shortage of Pentium III processors in the supply channel. You kept reminding us, remember? And now you're telling us that without Athlon, Intel would have sold at least 1.2M more Pentium III's in Q1? Where do you think those extra Intel CPUs would have come from? Tenchusatsu

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