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To: Brian Malloy who wrote (26080)	5/24/2000 12:42:00 AM
From: Sonki	Respond to of 27012

remember when sonny got punished for buying a non tech stock wmt? Now anything tech is dreaded... i noticed finaincal stocks were in Green today so may be greenspan is almost done w. his job and tomorrow might be a buying oppurtunity?? Though i have not heard my stock guru in a while. been 2 BZ. Still long those tyco leaps we bot long time ago. tyc still a good buy and ofcourse intc too. read below: =================== INTEL CORP said it had sold its one billionth flash memory chip since it introduced the first one in 1988 and expected to sell a billion more of the chips, used in cellphones and handheld devices, over the next two years. The world's largest computer chip maker -- which has an estimated 25 percent share of the market for flash chips -- planned to increase its manufacturing of the devices amid a booming market for flash memory used in wireless devices, Intel executives said at a press conference at the company's headquarters. (Reuters 06:31 PM ET 05/22/2000) For the full text story, see full story -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Intel Corp (INTC) INTEL CORP said its core business of computer chip making will remain its main revenue earner in the coming years despite rapid growth in networking, communications and service businesses. "Five years down the road I think our core business today, which is the micro-processor chips, will still be the biggest part of our business," Intel Corp's president and chief executive officer Craig Barrett told a news conference in Manila. (Reuters 06:44 AM ET 05/23/2000) For the full text story, see full story -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Intel Corp (INTC) INTEL CORP said it was opening a $150 million Internet data centre in Reading, west of London, to host Web services. It said clients were expected to range from oil company BP Amoco Plc to the English-language Web site for this year's Tour de France bicycle race. Intel Online Services said the 100,000 square foot data centre was the company's largest in the world and could hold up to 10,000 servers. "As many as 250 people will be employed at the data centre when the facility is fully built," it said. Intel has two similar centres in the United States and one in South Korea. (Reuters 02:30 AM ET 05/23/2000)