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To: DiViT who wrote (30355)	3/5/1998 4:43:00 PM
From: BillyG	Respond to of 50808

It looks I hit it on the third try, but I liked my first answer the best. :-)

To: DiViT who wrote (30355)	3/5/1998 4:45:00 PM
From: Ian deSouza	Respond to of 50808

No ones listed. c-cube.com

To: DiViT who wrote (30355)	3/5/1998 5:00:00 PM
From: BillyG	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 50808

CUBE -- analysts say to buy it on (Intel's) weakness........... CNNFN SHOW: IN THE GAME 09:30:00 am ET March 5, 1998; Thursday 10:22 am Eastern Time DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNNfn ANCHOR, IN THE GAME: Intel is not the only chip- maker under pressure. For a closer look at the whole industry, I turn it over to fn's Greg Clarkin for our Sector Focus. Greg, are they all being hit quite as hard? GREG CLARKIN, CNNfn CORRESPONDENT: Actually, no. You know, Deborah, we're seeing some bright spots here. We spoke to some analysts this morning that were cautioning not to throw the chips out the window because of Intel's announcement. Dan Scoval at Phone Stock and Company, is one of those analysts, he says yes, Intel is the leading semiconductor maker in the world. But, they only control a piece of the $140 billion pie and that's directly related to PCs. He pointed a number of stocks that they've been telling their sales force all morning to buy on weakness. They include C-Cube , LSI Logic >, and, two of the stocks actually, I'll think of the third in a second. But anyway, let's take a look, if we can, at a cross-section of the chip business. You'll see some bright spots. Motorola , according to Scoval, this company only derives about 25 percent of their revenues from semiconductors. That stock up by 1/4, right now, against this backdrop of weakness in the semiconductor business. Advanced Micro Devices , they have a fairly unique situation on their hands. Self-inflicted wounds, if you will, from the problems with developing and producing their K-6 chip which is expected to challenge Intel's Pentium II. Advanced Micro, yesterday, they had another profit warning. But, that stock is down significantly from the levels it was trading at over the last year, which is about $48 a share. It's gaining a little ground, today. Now, Xilinx , that's down almost 2, 44 13/16. Scoval points out this stock has little PC exposure and that is one company I was thinking of that Scoval is pointing to. It looks attractive on weakness today. Content and programming copyright 1998 Cable News Network

To: DiViT who wrote (30355)	3/5/1998 5:20:00 PM
From: BillyG	Respond to of 50808

Intel and Discreet Logic Announce Agreement to Develop Visual Effects Product for Merced Processor Business Wire 03/05/98 Intel Corporation and Discreet Logic, Inc. today announced they have agreed to work together to develop a new high-end special effects product. The product will be used in the creation of feature films, commercials, music videos, and broadcast programming and will run on a family of Intel Architecture 64-bit (IA-64(TM)) processors, the first of which, code-named the Merced(TM) processor, will be in production in 1999. Under terms of the agreement, Discreet Logic plans to develop new visual effects software for demanding real-time compositing and image processing functions.