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To: ericneu who wrote (99298)	2/16/2000 6:43:00 PM
From: Tony Viola	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Eric, good article about Compaq and Unisys. Good to see that alliance on 32 way. This is good but I think the author has his Compaqs and Intels mixed up. The middle "Intel" should definitely say Compaq, the first, probably also Compaq: Capellas' vision to push Intel to ever-greater heights in the computing market isn't surprising, given Compaq's affinity for what it calls the "industry-standard" computing philosophy. Intel sees a number of competitors selling very similar computers, but invariably using Intel CPUs and usually the Microsoft Windows operating system. This is good: Capellas also disagreed with a Gartner Group projection last week that about a quarter of companies would experience some problem upgrading to Windows 2000. "I do believe the rollout will be a lot smoother than Gartner Group indicated," he said. Compaq still has Alpha plans, as well. Tony