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To: etchmeister who wrote (16856)	12/15/2005 8:55:32 AM
From: Proud_Infidel	Respond to of 25522

Intel to ship 241 million CPUs in 2009, says In-Stat Press release, Editor, DigiTimes.com, Taipei [Thursday 15 December 2005] Intel will see strong growth for its x86 chips in mobile PC processors and server processors, with moderate growth for desktop PC processors over the next several years, reports In-Stat Overall, shipments of Intel processors will rise from 153 million units in 2004 to 241 million in 2009, the high-tech market research firm says. Key trends will be shifts to dual-core processors for PCs, and multi-core processors for servers, to increase performance while maintaining or decreasing chip power consumption, says Jim McGregor, In-Stat analyst. ASPs for all platforms have increased with the economic recovery and will continue to increase with these shifts before price degradation begins. A recent report by In-Stat found that the shift to low-cost PC processors to further reduce the cost of PCs and address the needs of emerging markets will continue, while Intel’s mobile IA-32 architecture will be the technology driver for all PCs and IA-32 server processors beginning in the second half of next year. In addition, a new generation of processors that feature on-chip, core-to-core communication and shared cache will make inroads.