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To: Diamond Jim who wrote (46613)1/28/1998 11:51:00 AM
From: Pierre Aydin  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
11:40 [INTC] INTEL SEES EXPENSES DOWN 2% TO 5% FROM Q4 LEVELS.
11:40 ATTN SIGNAL IPO SPOTLIGHT SUBSCRIBERS: THERE WILL BE NO REPORT THIS FRIDAY.
11:40 [INTC] INTEL SEES Q1 REVS FLAT AT $6.5 BLN; SEES 98 GROSS MARGIN AT 55%.
11:39 [INTC] INTEL SEES 50% PENTIUM II OUTPUT BY MID-1998, ALL BY END 1998.
11:38 [INTC] INTEL SEES $2.8 BLN IN R&D IN 1998.
11:37 [INTC] INTEL 'WOULDN'T ARGUE' WITH 17% INDUSTRY GROWTH RATE IN 1998.



To: Diamond Jim who wrote (46613)1/28/1998 12:18:00 PM
From: StockMan  Respond to of 186894
 
James,
Re -- so CPQ is NOW larger than Intel. Is this a true statement ?

In terms of revenue it is bigger than Intel and with the DEC acquistion it is even bigger than Intel in revenue and employees (without impending layoffs).

However it is considerably smaller than Intel in actual profits (Intel 1.7 billion vs cpq 600 mil) and market cap.

CPQ is becoming more like GM and the huge consumer companies. They have a lot of revenue, but little profits.

Stockman


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