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To: Dan3 who wrote (151126)	12/5/2001 2:09:16 AM
From: wanna_bmw	Respond to of 186894

Dan, Re: "The strategy that Intel is abandoning to AMD was a good one. Amazing to see Intel electing to drop its winning strategy and adopt the multiple, incompatible architectures approach that failed at Compaq and HP." I believe differently. I think that multiple architectures is a winning strategy - if you can afford it. HP and Compaq couldn't afford it - Itanium ended up being cheaper for them. AMD couldn't afford multiple architectures, either. That's why they are forced to design a single architecture for use in all of their markets. AMD's Hammer may be a Jack of All Trades, but you may soon find it a Master of None. wbmw