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To: puborectalis who wrote (108508)	8/27/2000 8:44:32 AM
From: Felix Appolonia	Respond to of 186894

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Can you zip up my bunny suit for me? My virgin white Intel (INTC:Nasdsaq - news) bunny suit, that is. We're venturing into chip land this week at the Intel Developer Forum. We wouldn't want to track in all that dirt from Wall Street to taint the pristine grip the giant has on the semiconductor faithful. We believe! We believe! Lehman Brothers analyst Dan Niles, fresh off raising his estimates for Intel's revenue and profit margins, didn't want to take any guff over his optimism about the company. Niles snorted and bared his bull's horns at the insinuation that Intel faces competitive threats. "You guys love the David vs. Goliath story. It's always got to be somebody. First AMD (AMD:NYSE - news) was going to kill Intel. Then NexGen, then National (NSM:NYSE - news). Maybe the next big thing is going to be Intel," says Niles, who recently arrived at Lehman. (The firm hasn't performed recent underwriting for Intel.)