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To: Seth Leyton who wrote (8756)	5/20/1998 11:47:00 PM
From: voop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42804

INTEL CORP's networking products group got its start in 1991 with an auto-configuring, 10-megabit network card. Networked computing has come a long way since then, and last week, the company said it is spinning its network products into a separate business unit, in hopes of raising the division's profile among potential customers. Despite its dominance of the chip market, Intel is a small networking player compared to CISCO SYSTEMS INC and 3COM CORP. "The enterprise business is done," said John Armstrong, an analyst at Dataquest. "The war is over and Cisco has won." But Intel is a "sleeping giant" ready to awaken. "Intel is focusing on the medium-sized to small market, and that's a new market, so there's some good opportunities for them," Armstrong added.(TechWeb) Is this good news that Intel resells MRVC stuff or bad news of a major player in MRVC's lower end arena??