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To: fingolfen who wrote (139325)	7/16/2001 3:50:09 PM
From: Paul Engel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

ITanium Platform receives another Software Design win. biz.yahoo.com Monday July 16, 10:01 am Eastern Time Press Release SOURCE: J.D. Edwards & Company J.D. Edwards to Deliver E-Business Enterprise Software Powered By Itanium-Based Compaq ProLiant Servers Enterprise Class Performance, Scalability and High Availability Demonstrated at FOCUS 2001, J.D. Edwards' User Group Conference DENVER, July 16 /PRNewswire/ -- J.D. Edwards & Company (Nasdaq: JDEC - news), a leading provider of agile, collaborative solutions for the Internet economy, announced that they will port J.D. Edwards enterprise and supply chain applications on 64-bit Compaq (NYSE: CPQ - news) ProLiant(TM) industry-standard servers powered by the new Intel® Itanium(TM) Processor. The joint solution was showcased recently at FOCUS 2001, the J.D. Edwards user group conference. (Photo: newscom.com ) J.D. Edwards' long-standing relationship with Compaq brings together the hardware and software development communities to advance new and emerging solutions for 64-bit industry-standard computing. J.D. Edwards is also part of the Compaq TrailBlazer program, which enables the application development community and early adopter companies to realize the benefits of the emerging 64-bit architecture for Microsoft's 64-bit Windows Advanced Server Limited Edition and Linux-based applications on market-leading Compaq ProLiant servers. This collaboration means that customers migrating to IA-64 based products can quickly move forward with J.D. Edwards collaborative applications on Compaq servers. ``Compaq and J.D. Edwards are teaming up to offer mid-enterprise customers enhanced power with the new Itanium processor,'' said Michael Madden, group vice president and CTO, J.D. Edwards. ``This architecture provides our customers the advanced computing power they need in today's data intensive marketplace.'' ``The industry-leading Compaq ProLiant server architecture coupled with J.D.Edwards e-Commerce applications provides customers with a powerful, stable and reliable platform with which to move their infrastructures to the 64-bit Itanium environment,'' said James Mouton, vice president, Enterprise Servers, Compaq Industry Standard Server Group. ``Through joint development in the Compaq TrailBlazer program, Compaq and J.D. Edwards will bring the high-performance benefits of Itanium-based solutions for enterprise and supply chain management to market more rapidly.'' The Itanium processor provides features that enable scalability, performance, investment protection, and choice for high-end servers. It is the first product in the Itanium processor family based on the Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing (EPIC) architecture and incorporates a number of new technologies, features, and capabilities that make it ideal for the high-end server and workstation markets. EPIC allows users to take advantage of its large memory addressability, massive register resources, and parallel execution capabilities. Additionally, Itanium-based systems will offer enhanced data transaction security and performance for e-commerce transactions. These features will combine to enable the performance necessary to maintain a high-volume, responsive e-business site. About J.D. Edwards & Company J.D. Edwards is a leading provider of agile, collaborative solutions for the Internet economy. The Company's open solutions give organizations the freedom to choose how they assemble their internal applications and how they collaborate with partners and customers across the supply chain to increase competitive advantage. Founded in 1977, J.D. Edwards is headquartered in Denver. Additional information can be obtained by contacting the Company via the Internet at jdedwardsnews.com or at 1-800-727-5333. J.D. Edwards is a registered trademark of J.D. Edwards & Company. The names of all other products and services of J.D. Edwards used herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of J.D. Edwards World Source Company. All other product names used herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. SOURCE: J.D. Edwards & Company

To: fingolfen who wrote (139325)	7/16/2001 9:44:56 PM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Re: the power consumption of the P3 is going to completely blow the K7 away... The power consumption (or lack thereof) already does so. And the low voltage PIII's blow the regular PIIIs away, and Transmeta blows away the low voltage PIII's. Guess what? The premium for low power is minor - lucky for both Intel and AMD or there'd be a third major player in the CPU market (Transmeta). Intel® Pentium III Processor Mobile (BGA2) July '01 (7/02) Price July '01 (7/15) 1 GHz (.18) $637 $401 900 MHz* (.18) $423 $268 850 MHz* (.18) $348 $241 800 MHz* (.18) $268 $198 750 MHz* LV (.18) $316 $316 750 MHz* (.18) $241 $198 700 MHz* LV (.18) $241 $241 700 MHz* (.18) $198 $198 600 MHz* ULV (.18) $209 $209 600 MHz* LV (.18) $198 $198 intel.com And don't forget, we're already well into Q3, and no Tualatin notebooks yet. We could start seeing SOI Athlon notebooks as soon as 2 quarters from now. How well do you expect the P4 core to do in notebooks?