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To: steve harris who wrote (108960)	8/30/2000 10:16:30 AM
From: Gary Ng	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 186894

steve, Re: DELL selling AMD chips now Are you sure it is not some mistake made by the reporter ? Other than that gigabyte site which essentially is a supermarket under Dell's label, I can't find Dell models with AMD CPU in it. gary

To: steve harris who wrote (108960)	8/30/2000 10:32:45 AM
From: maui_dude	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Aloha Steve, thanks for the article. In spite of some inaccuracies about AMD-Dell( or was it ?)), I found it very realistic. It was surprising to see even the Intel faithful on this thread taking their eye off the big picture. It would have been nice to do a better job with regard to their quality of releases, Rambus etc. However, in a big picture, Intel should be focusing more on increasing the pie and getting into other markets, which I think they are. If I were to Categorize Intel top priorities, it would be in this order : 1. Be successful (dominate) in other areas (communiations, wireless, etc) within 3 years. More acquisition if necessary. 2. Get a large share of SUNs market. 3. Influence Global chip demand and Manage highs/lows better. 4. Maintain 80% share in microprocessors market. (AMD vs Intel). 5. Grow Intel Capital. 6. Web hosting etc. It would be a shame for Intel to focus on #4 and drop #1,2 or 3. Of course as a shareholder, we want it all (-:. Maui