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To: burn2learn who wrote (170287)	8/29/2002 1:15:40 AM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 186894

"I see this Bapco thing as a team of semi-technical people trying to do the right thing" I appreciate your sincere opinion. Your opinion is wrong. The whole scandal has nothing to do with data, presented or not. This is a big business, strictly business, Intel style. And yes, those people did the right thing, right for those who harbors them: cs.wisc.edu "FOR MORE INFORMATION: John Peterson BAPCo Phone: 408-988-7654 email: John_E_Peterson@ccm.hf.intel.com " Period. It is all crystal clear, no need to apologize for lost ballots and dimpled chads, it is useless. Unless a court order would allow for deep search of emails and meeting minutes. - Ali

To: burn2learn who wrote (170287)	8/29/2002 1:50:06 AM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

"Bottom-line, could AMD have been part of bapco? Did they apply...were they denied?" FYI: groups.google.com "2.21. SYSmark July 28, 1993, Santa Clara, Calif.--The Business Applications Performance Corp. (BAPCo) announces SYSmark93 for Windows and SYSmark93 for DOS, benchmark software that provides objective performance measurement based on the world's most popular PC applications and operating systems. A third program, SYSmark93 for Servers, is due for release by BAPCo in the third quarter of 1993." ibid: "A non-profit corporation, BAPCo's charter is to develop and distribute a set of objective performance benchmarks based on popular computer applications and industry standard operating systems. Current BAPCo members include Adaptec, Advanced Micro Devices, AER Energy Resources, Apricot Computers, Chips and Technologies, Compaq, Cyrix, Dell, Digital Equipment Corp., Gateway2000, Epson, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Infoworld, Intel, Lotus, Microsoft, NCR, Unisys and Ziff-Davis Labs. FOR MORE INFORMATION: John Peterson BAPCo Phone: 408-988-7654 email: John_E_Peterson@ccm.hf.intel.com "