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To: wbmw who wrote (247874)	3/2/2008 2:44:21 PM
From: Dan3	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 275872

Re: you have no credibility with your lies. In an effort to kill off intelligent discussion, you make a personal attack and call me a liar, with your lie. It's trolls like you that make intelligent discourse on this board nearly impossible. If this board were really moderated, you'd be banned. Intel capital investments have clearly been driven by reaction to AMD success (and failure) since the mid '90s. Intel was steadily dropping investment after 1997, as in that period AMD was doing poorly in all but flash. When Athlon stunned Intel after 1999, they nearly doubled capital investment. Note that Intel's move happed AFTER the Y2K PC investment binge - the only thing to react to was AMD's Athlon. AMD Rev Intel Additions to Property, Plant, and Equipment 1993 1,648 1933 1994 2,155 2441 1995 2,468 3550 1996 1,953 3024 1997 2,356 4501 1998 2,542 3557 1999 2,857 3403 2000 4,644 6674 2001 3,891 7309 2002 2,697 4703 2003 3,519 3656 2004 5,001 3843 2005 5,848 5818 2006 5,649 5779 2007 6,013 5000