Wow!! Van Smith let it loose. Does this guy like Intel or not? Here is a link to a highly interesting article, if true Intel will Sink.
<A HREF="http://216.194.77.198/articles/2001/august/010802_Barrett/010802_Barrett.htm" target="_new">Intel Needs to Fess Up
Posted By Van Smith
Date: August 2, 2001</A>
<b><font color=blue>1.5</b></font color=blue> T-Bird
<b><font color=red>2.1</b></font color=red> P4 Speed<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by noko on 08/06/01 05:53 PM.</EM></FONT></P>
<A HREF="http://216.194.77.198/articles/2001/august/010802_Barrett/010802_Barrett.htm" target="_new">Intel Needs to Fess Up
Posted By Van Smith
Date: August 2, 2001</A>
</i><b><font color=blue>Fall Softly, Intel</font color=blue><i></b>
The warning we issued at the end of our article, “A Titan Falls,” was not made frivolously. If Intel does not fall softly, the ramifications could be severe for the entire global economy. The market swing of the last day is only an indication of what could happen if this colossus does not measure its actions wisely and ends up falling with a fury. We can only hope that Intel and its minions recognize that limiting the damage to themselves -- and taking the lumps that come with it -- is wiser than trying to bring down everyone else with them.
But if Intel chooses to try to soften its plunge with the bodies of bystanders, we hope that companies follow VIA’s and FIC’s lead and fight back with the truth. Intel is slipping because of competition with AMD, not because of broad, only secondarily related market forces.
<b><font color=blue>1.5</b></font color=blue> T-Bird
<b><font color=red>2.1</b></font color=red> P4 Speed<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by noko on 08/06/01 05:53 PM.</EM></FONT></P>