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Technology Stocks : Advanced Micro Devices - Moderated (AMD)
AMD 252.11-2.9%3:47 PM EST

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To: Joe NYC who wrote (201681)6/12/2006 1:27:13 PM
From: dougSF30Read Replies (1) of 275872
 
Joe, showing 90nm NetBurst parts *for sale* has nothing to do with whether Intel is still PRODUCING them. I'm sure they are selling them, burning off old inventory, as they said they would:

Anand Chandrasekher, on after Otellini, claimed that Intel's market share loss stabilised in the first quarter of 2006, and that his firm is positioned to regain market share in the second half of this year. Intel had lost market share and there was an inventory buildup. Its twin engines of growth - emerging markets and notebooks are still intact, he said.

Intel will "burn off inventory" that has accumulated during the second quarter. The inventory accumulated as a combination of customers demanding more during stock constraints, a moderation of market growth, and "down channel" inventory growth. Customers were taking more product from Intel than the market wanted. Intel was constrained for the bulk of 2005 so its customers carried a "longer pipeline", said Chadrasekher. That introduced "cloudiness" into the market.

The new products Intel is introducing will prompt its customers to "burn off" the stock. He said Intel will clear out the excess inventory of several million units during Q2.


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