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Technology Stocks : Advanced Micro Devices - Moderated (AMD)
AMD 202.81+2.4%1:39 PM EST

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To: dumbmoney who wrote (81171)5/31/2002 2:48:09 PM
From: nixtoxRead Replies (4) of 275872
 
RE: The logic is pretty simple. Intel has 80%+ market share, so whatever they do, the industry has to support, like it or not. If Intel's "x86-64" is not compatible, then it puts AMD in a bind. Software developers will not want to support both; computer buyers will not want to deal with the headaches. One will win out, and that will be Intel's, by virtue of their market share. Since everyone knows this, support for AMD's x86-64 will drop to almost nothing the moment Intel makes their announcement (never mind when it ships).

What if AMD X86-64 has been running for one year or more when Intel releases its own?

Nick
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