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To: Kevin K. Spurway who wrote (30125)	3/24/1998 1:35:00 AM
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Kevin, <"Production of the new chips will pick up steam in Q3, when AMD plans to manufacture 3.5 million K6 3D chips, followed by production of 4 million to 5 million in Q4, Stead said. By the end of the year, AMD plans to have reached production of 15 million K6 3D parts, or half its retail market processors for 1998."> Unless I am mistaken, there seems to be something wrong with the numbers given. If AMD will produce 15 million K6-3D by end of 1998, and Q3 = 3.5 mil and Q4 = 4-5 mil, and we know Q1 = none, then does this mean that Q2 production will be ~6.5 million? Did I misunderstand the quote? Cheers. SK

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