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To: Bill Jackson who wrote (10)	10/16/1997 11:10:00 PM
From: Tony Viola	of 20

Bill, Intel only has to worry about one chip, the micro, running at, like 200 - 300 MHz. Our machines have more chips running at full speed, so the paths the signals have to travel are much longer. However, since we are using CMOS now instead of ECL, there are far less chips because of much denser integration. More parallelism is part of it, along with much better RAS (reliability, availability, serviceability), I/O bandwidth, security and legacy operating systems (MVS) that run only on our/IBM type machines help us still sell larger machines. Good luck moving to semis. Notice this one doesn't show up yet on SI Profiles/charts. Tony You got it moved! That was fast.

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