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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (49431)	7/30/2001 8:11:35 PM
From: AK2004	Respond to of 275872

Ten you maybe right but that quote is confusing Regards -Albert

To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (49431)	7/30/2001 10:21:48 PM
From: AK2004	Respond to of 275872

Ten, All finally Barrett is recognizing the market share problem and price is going to get worse (my guess) Regards -Albert Intel's Barrett on Market Share, Recovery in PC Demand: Comment 2001-07-30 20:53 (New York) Taipei, July 31, (Bloomberg) -- Craig Barrett, Intel Corp.'s chief executive, comments on the largest chipmaker's market share, recovery of the computer business and outlook for Taiwan's computer industry. Barrett was speaking at a company event in Taiwan. On when the computer industry will recover: ``I'm looking for the computer industry to recover in another three to six months. The computer area is likely to recover before the communications area. The communications industry is going to be sick another six to 12 months. ``After recovery, the computer networking business should grow about 30 percent per year. The computer business won't grow that fast.'' On Intel's market share in the processor business, which declined in the first half. Barrett said Intel expects to regain lost market share: ``If you lose market share in a slowdown, it will be difficult to get it back during the recovery.'' On the difficulties Taiwan's computer industry faces because of the government's restrictions on investing in China, the island's political rival: ``Open communications between geographies is important. Open trade between geographies is important. Free movement of information and services is very important.'' --Alan Patterson in the Taipei newsroom at (8862) 2547-0791 or apatterson2@bloomberg.net/ig Story illustration: See {INTC US <Equity> GP <GO>} to chart Intel's share performance. INTC US <Equity> CN