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To: Road Walker who wrote (67763)11/3/1998 6:50:00 PM
From: John Chen  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 186894
 
JF,re:"DELL..Confidence..INTEL". Agree. The question now is:
'does AMD finally get the act together and earn its keep after
many, many failures'. Everyone is watching this carefully and made
bet.

By no mean it is making inroad to INTEL's market big time, if it
can survive under INTEL's process/manufacturing advantage would be an
achievement.

Beating INTEL would require a miracle. Just take 10-20% of INTEL's
market should feed someone (hopefully).

If AMD shows any sign of maturity in the process, then I think it will
be a whole new ball game.

As far as DELL is concerned, it's a win/win/win in the CPU situation
regardless of AMD's fate. Probably the more success AMD has, the
better off for DELL since it's the ONLY LOYAList left in town.