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To: muzosi who wrote (226667)	2/22/2007 2:21:38 PM
From: mas_	Respond to of 275872

may go bankrupt and who's to say IBM won't pick up the skeleton to carry on beating Intel with ;-). Sure it's a great strategy if it works but if it doesn't Intel would have pissed away billions for nothing although consumers would have benefited greatly. It's what one expects of Intel who naturally assume a monopoly is theirs by divine right, extremely and recklessly arrogant as per usual.

To: muzosi who wrote (226667)	2/22/2007 3:02:55 PM
From: I_Banker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

You "AMD is going bankrupt" guys are talking yourselves into believing your own wishful thinking. AMD is not going bankrupt anytime in the near future (12-18 months). Suggesting that they might is just fanciful thinking on the part of AMD shorts or Intel longs. AMD may not be a good investment in the near to medium term, but that is a long way from going bankrupt. This battle has happened before and will happen again, but in the end there will be no monopoly in CPUs.