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To: tepli who wrote (50748)3/19/1998 5:20:00 PM
From: Mike Wong  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
Re: "So why AMD instead of Intel ?"

There is a great article on that in a magazine
I read (I believe it was Fortune, but I'm not
sure). Basically, Grove said that he had
focused on low margin products in the past,
and that he wasn't going to repeat the same
mistake again. The margin is far greater on
new processor chips than for older chips
powering consumer level devices.

The article was quite negative on Intel, in
part stating that the new growth market may be
processors in consumer electronics, not
desktop PCs. It said that perhaps the paranoid
(Grove's famous comment "only the paranoid
survive") was not paranoid enough.

I agree with the magazine that Intel may have
slipped not focusing on what I believe to be a
bigger growth market (long term) than desktop
PCs. On the other hand, I believe that Intel
has time .... if the market proves big and
lucrative enough, Intel can easily crank up
the presses to meet that demand.
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