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To: Elwood P. Dowd who wrote (47551)	2/10/1998 5:54:00 PM
From: Maverick	Respond to of 186894

Intel Execs Sell Out, Unveil New Pentium II Design After a few days of rumors, SEC filings today reveal top executives at Intel are filing to sell their company stock. Frank Gill, head of Intel's small business and networking group, is selling 390,664 shares, (worth $30 million); Leslie Vadasz, in charge of business development, filed to sell 250,000 shares (worth $20.4 million); and Craig Barrett, president and COO, plans to sell 100,000 shares (worth $7.8 million). Clearly, there's some pretty significant stock or options plans triggering the sales. They should have read News.com's report telling CEOs how to cash in quietly. Meanwhile, Intel's just announced its Slot 2 processor package, which will house upcoming Pentium II processors, and is twice the size of the current package. And TechWeb covers the new workstations that Intel is planning--since National Semiconductor can legally reverse-engineer Intel's chips, the chip giant is tricking out its Pentium II module, cramming two chips into it, while still meeting the Slot 2 design (please, refrain from the obvious wordplay on II, 2 and two). Finally, it may be premature to discount Alpha--Digital breathed new life into the technology by extending Alpha's licensing arrangement with Samsung. From Upside magazine