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To: tejek who wrote (85075)	1/5/2000 1:54:00 AM
From: ptanner	Respond to of 1572336

ted <I agree the 2.5 mil for Q4 seems high....Intel may be planning a major push. Your right the server nos don't add up. What surprised me was the price spread for the server chip....2k to 6k. I concluded that one price anticipates serious competition from SUNW and AMD and the other does not.> Process Boy did point out in another post that release is schedule for second half 00 rather than fourth quarter as I quessed. Still, for a market that has other dominant (?) players I doubt Intel could gain more than 100% of the market no matter how nifty the next chip. With respect to the price spread, I don't know anything about the server chip market so can't offer any real information. The range could be for a variety of speeds and cache configurations (ie. coppermines from $350 to $800). PT