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To: Stoctrash who wrote (31751)	4/2/1998 11:22:00 AM
From: Ian@SI	Respond to of 50808

From today's WSJ. Isn't the I740 the chip that works most "seamlessly with Cube's chip? Intel to Produce Its Own Graphics Card Intel Corp., Santa Clara, Calif., has won several dozen customers for its I740 graphics chip, but now it's going to start competing with its own customers. Tom Waldrop, a spokesman for the company, acknowledged that Intel will produce its own Intel-branded graphics card, or circuit board that snaps into a PC, using its own chip. The move has some graphics-card makers grumbling about the potentially unfair competition. But Mr. Waldrop says Intel is only targeting smaller computer makers who integrate complete systems and are served by distributors. He says Intel has no plans to target the retail after-market for graphics cards, which is where most of its customers focus their efforts.