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To: John Hull who wrote (97699)1/27/2000 12:02:00 PM
From: Process Boy  Respond to of 186894
 
John - <John, yes, Intel Communications Fund was announced last October. I accepted the job to manage it shortly thereafter but it took until December before I could complete a smooth transition from previous obligations.>

Congratulations John.

Looking forward to hearing more about Intel's drive into these businesses going forward.

PB



To: John Hull who wrote (97699)1/27/2000 12:09:00 PM
From: Burt Masnick  Respond to of 186894
 
Thank you John, for a voice of reason in a sea of ill-considered and even unconsidered arguments that Intel somehow simulataneously shipped record numbers of processors, enjoyed incredible profits and simultaneously has hideous yield problems that limit its ability to produce virtually anything from Celerons on up. In my view, you could use the postings on this and other threads as a course in how to build castles in the air and then move in.

In my view, Intel is capacity constrained. Period. Few companies are better equipped, in every sense of the word, and have a better track record in reacting to manufacturing demands in excess of prior expectations. I see no reason to believe that that pattern won't continue in the future. I anticipate a veritable flood of high end coppermines beginning this spring and then accelerating. I personally intend to buy a Dell machine about four months from now and it will be a pip.

Best regards,
Burt