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To: pgerassi who wrote (133922)	5/1/2001 5:14:56 PM
From: maui_dude	Respond to of 186894

Pete, Re : "Itanium still has not sold yet" I think Intel gets paid for Pilot systems. They have sold about 35000 of those at an ASP (my guess) of $3000 (ranged from $1500 to $4500 per one report a while ago). Thats about $100 million. uhhmm... That sounds very high to me! Please feel free to correct me if someone has better info. Maui.

To: pgerassi who wrote (133922)	5/1/2001 6:08:50 PM
From: Paul Engel	Respond to of 186894

Peter Principle - Re: ", VLIW, ie Itanium, took seven years " Yep - and it will be on sale in a few more days: sourcewire.com Press Event Invitation for IBM PCD IBM SET TO ELECTRIFY WORKSTATION MARKET WITH PIONEERING NEW INTELLISTATIONS …introduces the new M Pro with built-in Itanium processor, and its latest Z Pro with Xeon-based workstation… WHAT: IntelliStation M Pro IBM unveils latest high-end IntelliStation M Pro, demonstrating a 3.2x increase in system memory performance and 40% graphics improvement. This new workstation is set to provide the leadership and power for continued growth and success in critical market segments including digital media and engineering. IntelliStation Z Pro IBM first to market with an Itanium-based workstation, following an early ship programme, which has generated extremely positive feedback from both customers and application developers. The new Z Pro opens up exciting possibilities for animations such as collisions, explosions or gravity, which can be more easily monitored due to the power of the Itanium processor allowing greater creativity and realism. WHO: Susan Davi, worldwide IntelliStation product manager, IBM WHEN: Thursday 10th May 2001 11.00am - 1.00pm WHERE: IBM Southbank Upper Ground London (5 minutes walk from London Waterloo) RSVP: For further information, or to book a briefing please contact: Louisa Judge (ljudge@uk.brodeur.com) or Joanna Lane (jlane@uk.brodeur.com) at Brodeur Worldwide UK. Tel: 01753 44 8870 ______________________________________________________________________ Click on the link below to see this press event invitation as it appears on the Brodeur News Room website and obtain full contact details. brodeurnewsroom.com ______________________________________________________________________ Click the link below to login and update your company and subject preferences, or personal details. brodeurnewsroom.com ______________________________________________________________________ Click on the link below to have your login details re-sent to you. brodeurnewsroom.com