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To: Dan3 who wrote (158947)	2/16/2002 9:14:48 PM
From: milo_morai	Respond to of 186894

Dan the world is catching on fast networkcomputing.com Action Advice We recommend that everyone simply hold tight and see how things shake out. If Intel cannot muscle the market into its new 64-bit architecture, things will be grim for early adopters. Our faith in Intel's new architecture was recently shaken with the revelation that the company is readying 64-bit extensions to its Pentium 4 line of processors, codenamed Yamhill. Intel is afraid of AMD's upcoming x86-compatible 64-bit Hammer line of processors, slated for release at the end of the year. None of this looks good for the Itanium, which has been slammed for its performance in 32-bit x86 compatibility mode. Stand clear, and let the market pick the winner. Intel is no longer the sure bet it once was.