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To: Cirruslvr who wrote (12375)	10/9/2000 5:23:08 PM
From: DRBES	Respond to of 275872

re: "or how LDT is used" I know little more than nothing about "LDT" but, from that which I have heard, inthelL would give its left corporate testicle for something as good or better. It benefits single processor busses but it excels in multiprocessor environments. The future looks interestinger and interestinger. AMD's recent personnel moves in the intellectual property arena are far from coincidence. Patient Regards, DARBES

To: Cirruslvr who wrote (12375)	10/9/2000 5:45:12 PM
From: TechieGuy-alt	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 275872

AMD is exhibiting sure signs of accelerating technological leadership. The LDT is but one example. More patents than their MUCH larger competitor is another. In the meanwhile the competition shuffles management around. Sure signs of deteriorating conditions- as typically it takes about 2-3 management shuffles to rectify things. Of course the "simple minded" analysts (who rip off the REgister) cannot understand this phenomena, and think that it's just a "window of opportunity" for AMD while INtel transitions. So Albert Yu is out. Who is next. Paul O.? Barrett? Heck, at this rate they may have to bring Andy G. back. TG