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To: Joe NYC who wrote (138947)7/10/2001 12:28:47 AM
From: Paul Engel  Respond to of 186894
 
Re: "Again, what do you now think about Intel's claim in fall 2000 that they can sell these 900 MHz Xeons anytime, and the only thing stopping them were the OEMs begging them not to do so."

That has to be true - why else would all these same OEMs not even bother with an AMD AthWiper MP solution today?



To: Joe NYC who wrote (138947)7/10/2001 2:27:19 AM
From: semiconeng  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
Again, what do you now think about Intel's claim in fall 2000 that they can sell these 900 MHz Xeons anytime, and the only thing stopping them were the OEMs begging them not to do so.

Joe


Actually Joe, I think you have your "facts" mixed up. It was actually the 800MHz Chips that the Sever manufacturers asked intel not to sell.

Intel has canceled plans for high-end versions of its 800-MHz Xeon processor, saying computer makers didn't want the chip.
news.cnet.com

But I'm sure that your "900MHz Xeons Anytime" claim, was just an honest mistake. Not at all an attempt on your part to be "Unfair".

Semi