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To: Paul Engel who wrote (156720)	1/24/2002 11:41:37 AM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

The Czech owner of the site that published the AMD figures told our reader the figures came from AMD's Fred Weber, who has a senior development role for Hammer technology. He asked whether Clawhammer was sampling and the Web owner said he believed it was sampling in both silicon on insulator (SOI) and on a .13 micron process, with AMD set to show off samples of the chip at the up and coming CeBIT 2002 trade fair. He also thinks that Clawhammer will be up for sale before December of this year and that it will integrate Hypertransport, and memory in its north bridge, with only the AGP controller being off the core. theinquirer.net

To: Paul Engel who wrote (156720)	1/24/2002 11:49:59 AM
From: GVTucker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Paul, RE: With one caveat - Sanders and his cronies are the only ones that continually profit from AMD's losses. That's not a caveat, that's my logic. Remember, no matter whether their ideas work or not, investment bankers still get their fee. And even though AMD shareholders have continually lost money on a real basis over the years, somehow Sanders keeps getting his "fee". Heck, he'd be the greatest investment banker ever. Most bankers have to have a good idea every now and then to keep getting deals. Sanders keeps his deal even though AMD has never gotten anywhere.