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To: saukriver who wrote (32920)	10/8/2000 9:27:21 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Read Replies (1) of 54805

>> The issue is whether Intel was ever a gorilla to begin with. It licensed is technology to AMD, thereby giving away a lock on it CPU technology. The term "open, proprietary technology" means that a Gorilla can license use of its patents without jeopardizing its genetic heritage. On another front, the debate centers on whether Intel is a Gorilla or a King. In either case, provided their market cap is >10B and they are owned by >10% of the G&K community, they merit inclusion in the GKI. Please refer to posts regarding the consensus reached late last year with respect to the GKI selection criteria. uf

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