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To: Scumbria who wrote (128980)3/4/2001 12:20:00 AM
From: Tony Viola  Read Replies (2) of 186894
 
Scumbria, unfortunately for both companies, desktop PCs probably have no growth this year, maybe negative. Too bad AMD finally got a decent chip in that area at the wrong time. It's obvious that Intel is pouring on the coals where the growth now is: notebooks and servers. The modular, or blade approach to servers (servers or server parts vertically plugged into a backplane with no wires between them) will probably result in 90% of existing front end and mid-range servers being replaced by 2005. AFAIK, all of those modular servers and CPU sub-servers are in development at the major OEMs on Intel CPUs.

Too much emphasis on desktop here. It's not dead but it's not very healthy. AMD is not where the growth is, as usual.

Tony
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