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To: fingolfen who wrote (140231)	7/26/2001 5:52:32 PM
From: TimF	Respond to of 186894

I didn't make up the 8%, I took it from the post I was responding to. I do admit to be at fault for not checking the other guys info. Tim

To: fingolfen who wrote (140231)	7/26/2001 11:59:32 PM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Re: When were they ever at a paltry 8%? Even back in the K6-2 days on 0.25 micron they had ~15%.... Oh I forgot, the "tripling market share" makes for a better story... Tripling? More like quadrupling and then some, at least from the worst of it. In Q3 of 1997, according to MDR, Intel had 89% of the market IBM/Cyrix had about 6%, and AMD had about 5%. Now IBM/Cyrix is just about out of the IBM PC compatible market (how many parts does VIA sell?) and AMD has 22.5% of the market. Intel is down to about 77%. mdronline.com AMD is on a roll, having gained a big chunk of the desktop market, and this quarter it's moving into notebooks - meanwhile INTC market share is also on a roll... off a cliff!