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Technology Stocks : Intel Corporation (INTC)
INTC 34.93+1.8%3:09 PM EST

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To: Process Boy who wrote (80825)5/13/1999 7:22:00 PM
From: Tony Viola  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
PB,

Thread, before this gets out of hand, Intel has assembly operations in the
Phillipines, no fab.


About the Intel Phillipines ASM plant discussion, some posts below about it that followed when it got over to the AMAT thread. The other guy besides me appears to work for Applied and it sounds like he's saying (his words) that they, Intel "don't seem to be betting on a flat near term future."

Message 9518005

Good indication of Intel's momentum, though.

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Mark, could you elaborate on "Intel's momentum", without
divulging any non-disclusure agreement stuff?

Thanks,

Tony


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Tony <<...elaborate on Intel's momentum...>> No NDA info
needed. Just that "chipzilla" (the only decent thing I've read from
UK rag) is still investing strongly. Question: when was the last
time Intel had too much capacity? Seems like they've been betting
on the future better than anyone else, so when they're gearing up,
they don't seem to be betting on a flat near term future...
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