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To: techtonicbull who wrote (114628)	10/21/2000 9:30:55 PM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Tbull, my source is Sun. Sun grew sequentially only .58% (half of one percent) from the previous quarter, as follows (from Sun's website): NET REVENUES Product 4,343 4,327 TOTAL 5,045 5,016 That's .58% total revenue growth (Sun had rounded this up to 1%). Interestingly, their product revenue was even less: .4% This information is available on Sun's website. (I noticed you used the YOY figure, instead of sequential quarterly growth). About the 56% Server market share that Intel recently captured - this is from IDC per Intel's CC. Intel dominates the low-end of the Server market (and everyone knows that, so no news here). The real news though is: Intel now dominates the >$10k server market (which I believe Sun formerly dominated). You're right - Sun was an excellent investment over the past. However, I'm not confident about Sun's future stock price (and no longer hold the stock). Regards, Amy J