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To: Petz who wrote (41757)12/8/1997 7:07:00 PM
From: Road Walker  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
Petz, re: "The point of my initial post is that CPU chip production is gradually commoditizing and that barriers to entry are coming down. Intel investors better get used to making $100 profit per CPU (blended) instead of $150."

I am not one of the folks on this thread that believes what is bad for AMD is good for Intel, in fact I believe that the industry is more healthy if AMD is healthy. Competition is usually good for the industry leader, keeps them from becoming complacent (witness Microsoft).

However, your statement above is stated as an absolute and I question if you 100% believe that CPU's are, and will become more of, a commodity. If so, I suggest you sell AMD, as the entire industry would suffer, and computer innovation would come to an end. Is that what you want?

John
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