[nlug] Fwd: [postgreSQL] Financial Support for PUGS
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[nlug] the iPad Killing Intel?
I thought it is an interesting article, Intel whining they aren't selling as many high end chips since more folks are doing 'web' or 'cloud' computing (sorry, no buzzword bing winners here). Possibly a topic to talk about at the meeting tonight. ><> ... Jack Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart... Colossians 3:23 Win more eBay bids .. "http://www.ezsniper.com/refimg.php3?user=servant74"; Online Backup .. http://www.drbackup.net?pid=Coats Free Backup if you have 2 or more computers .. http://crashplan.com for win, mac, lin -- Forwarded message -- From: CNBC Date: Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 3:14 PM Subject: Behind The Money: Is the iPad Killing Intel? To: j...@coats.org Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2010 Behind The Money By John Melloy, Executive Producer, Fast Money Intel was clobbered after Barclays Capital said Apple’s iPad is eating away at sales of PCs and netbooks that use its chips. The firm cut shares of the world’s largest chipmaker to ‘equal weight’ from 'overweight.' "The iPad's tablet momentum has pressured the broader netbook and lower-end notebook arena," wrote Tim Luke, semiconductor analyst for Barclays. "We recognize that reservations of Intel’s historically elevated margins at 67 percent and uncertainties over its position in growth areas such as Tablets may restrain the multiple investors attach to current earnings." Intel, the worst performer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average Wednesday, is now down for the year, while Apple is up 23 percent. The two stocks began to diverge right on cue in April, when Apple released the iPad that uses a self-designed called the "A4". The downgrade by Barclays comes at a time when many value investors are considering purchasing this stock at these levels. The analyst, who includes a chart in his report showing Intel’s forward price-earnings ratio at an all-time low, also cited a slowdown in back-to-school PC sales based on channel checks in Asia. Tablet alternatives using Intel’s Atom chip are more likely to be released in the first quarter of next year, Barclays’ Luke said. Other analysts were ganging up on the chipmaker as well. Baird cut Intel to 'neutral', citing a "sharp deterioration in PC-related order trends over the past week." "Notebook units are now expected to be up at best 5 percent sequentially for the third quarter, well below expectations,” wrote Baird’s Tristan Gerra. A September demand rebound is "increasingly unlikely." » More from John Melloy Halftime Report UPDATE: Halftime Pt. 1: Trading Most Important Fed Decision Of Year As Ben Bernanke releases what is arguably the most important Fed decision of the year, the Fast Money traders cover every angle. » Read More Today's Headlines Walt Disney Profit and Sales Jump, Outstrip Forecasts Fed Signals Further Easing Amid Slowing US Economy Cramer: ‘Fed Said Good Things—Buy’ Fed Knows: Mortgage Rates Mean Little to Housing Today Bond Yields Pointing to a Bear Market for Stocks Risk of US Deflation Is Rising: Pimco US Bank Regulators Move to Replace Credit Ratings JPMorgan Buys $3.5 Billion Citibank Loan Portfolio Former Senator Ted Stevens Killed in Plane Crash America’s Most Stable Real Estate Markets Get a Real-Time Quote Get other CNBC newsletters delivered FREE to your inbox: Morning Brief Evening Brief Options Action Maria Bartiromo's Investor Brief Breaking News Alerts » Sign Up Today Follow CNBC: Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit us on Digg This Week's Events MONDAY Earnings: BEFORE - Dish Network, King Pharmaceuticals, Isis Pharmaceuticals, Liberty Media Corp., Scripps Networks Interactive, Tyson Foods, ; AFTER - Blackboard, Ctrip.com Int’l, Lions Gate (not confirmed), McDermott, Qiagen, Rackspace Other: 3-month bill auction, SEC vs. Tourre hearing at 11:00 am, McDonald's July Sales Figures TUESDAY Earnings: BEFORE - Applied Industrial, China Mobile (not confirmed), Fossil, InterContinental Hotels, JA Solar Holdings, Sysco Corp. (not confirmed) ; AFTER - A123 Systems, CareFusion Corporation, Walt Disney, Oasis Petroleum (not confirmed), SunPower Corp. Other: ICSC-Goldman Store Sales, Productivity & Costs, 3-Yr. Note Auction, FOMC Meeting Announcement, Unit Labor Costs, Wholesale Inventories, FOMC Rate Decision, Connecticut GOP Primary WEDNESDAY Earnings: BEFORE - BHP Billiton (not confirmed), Computer Sciences Corp., Macy’s (not confirmed), ; AFTER - Advance Auto Parts, Cisco Systems, Thompson Creek Metals (not confirmed) Other: Bank Reserve Settlement, 10-Yr. Note Auction, Treasury budget, Crude Inventories, Treasury Budget, June International Trade THURSDAY Earnings: BEFORE - Anheuser-Busch InBev, Estee Lauder, Kohl’s, Sara Lee, Wendy’s Arby’s Group, ; AFTER - Autodesk, DeVRY, Nordstrom, Millipore (not confirmed), NVIDIA Other: Jobless Claims, Import & Export Prices, EIA Nat. Gas Report, 30-Yr Bond Auction, Fed Balance Sheet, Initial Claims, Continuing Claims, Export Prices, Import Prices FRIDAY Earnings: BEFORE -
Re: [nlug] the iPad Killing Intel?
I hate reading these kinds of articles. It seems like analysts are always putting out stupid opinions because having an opinion (no matter how ill-informed) is what is expected of them. The fact is, there are more computers being sold every day, around the world, than there has ever been sold before. That trend will continue. Most of those computers are using Intel CPU's or chipsets or other products. That trend will continue. I love small form factor devices and the ARM processors that run them, but the volume of products that Intel sells is staggering! Any rumors of Intel's demise are ill-informed. Chris On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 3:53 PM, j...@coats.org wrote: > I thought it is an interesting article, Intel whining they aren't > selling as many high end chips > since more folks are doing 'web' or 'cloud' computing (sorry, no > buzzword bing winners here). > Possibly a topic to talk about at the meeting tonight. > > ><> ... Jack > Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart... Colossians 3:23 > > Win more eBay bids .. "http://www.ezsniper.com/refimg.php3?user=servant74"; > Online Backup .. http://www.drbackup.net?pid=Coats > Free Backup if you have 2 or more computers .. http://crashplan.com > for win, mac, lin > > > > -- Forwarded message -- > From: CNBC > Date: Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 3:14 PM > Subject: Behind The Money: Is the iPad Killing Intel? > To: j...@coats.org > > > > Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2010 > Behind The Money > By John Melloy, Executive Producer, Fast Money > > Intel was clobbered after Barclays Capital said Apple’s iPad is eating > away at sales of PCs and netbooks that use its chips. The firm cut > shares of the world’s largest chipmaker to ‘equal weight’ from > 'overweight.' > > "The iPad's tablet momentum has pressured the broader netbook and > lower-end notebook arena," wrote Tim Luke, semiconductor analyst for > Barclays. "We recognize that reservations of Intel’s historically > elevated margins at 67 percent and uncertainties over its position in > growth areas such as Tablets may restrain the multiple investors > attach to current earnings." > > Intel, the worst performer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average > Wednesday, is now down for the year, while Apple is up 23 percent. The > two stocks began to diverge right on cue in April, when Apple released > the iPad that uses a self-designed called the "A4". > > The downgrade by Barclays comes at a time when many value investors > are considering purchasing this stock at these levels. The analyst, > who includes a chart in his report showing Intel’s forward > price-earnings ratio at an all-time low, also cited a slowdown in > back-to-school PC sales based on channel checks in Asia. Tablet > alternatives using Intel’s Atom chip are more likely to be released in > the first quarter of next year, Barclays’ Luke said. > > Other analysts were ganging up on the chipmaker as well. Baird cut > Intel to 'neutral', citing a "sharp deterioration in PC-related order > trends over the past week." > > "Notebook units are now expected to be up at best 5 percent > sequentially for the third quarter, well below expectations,” wrote > Baird’s Tristan Gerra. A September demand rebound is "increasingly > unlikely." > > » More from John Melloy > > Halftime Report > UPDATE: Halftime Pt. 1: Trading Most Important Fed Decision Of Year > As Ben Bernanke releases what is arguably the most important Fed > decision of the year, the Fast Money traders cover every angle. » Read > More > > Today's Headlines > > Walt Disney Profit and Sales Jump, Outstrip Forecasts > Fed Signals Further Easing Amid Slowing US Economy > Cramer: ‘Fed Said Good Things—Buy’ > Fed Knows: Mortgage Rates Mean Little to Housing Today > Bond Yields Pointing to a Bear Market for Stocks > Risk of US Deflation Is Rising: Pimco > US Bank Regulators Move to Replace Credit Ratings > JPMorgan Buys $3.5 Billion Citibank Loan Portfolio > Former Senator Ted Stevens Killed in Plane Crash > America’s Most Stable Real Estate Markets > > Get a Real-Time Quote > > > > Get other CNBC newsletters delivered FREE to your inbox: > > Morning Brief > Evening Brief > Options Action > Maria Bartiromo's > Investor Brief > Breaking News > Alerts > > » Sign Up Today > > > > > Follow CNBC: > > Find us on Facebook > Follow us on Twitter > Visit us on Digg > > This Week's Events > > MONDAY > Earnings: BEFORE - Dish Network, King Pharmaceuticals, Isis > Pharmaceuticals, Liberty Media Corp., Scripps Networks Interactive, > Tyson Foods, ; AFTER - Blackboard, Ctrip.com Int’l, Lions Gate (not > confirmed), McDermott, Qiagen, Rackspace > Other: 3-month bill auction, SEC vs. Tourre hearing at 11:00 am, > McDonald's July Sales Figures > > TUESDAY > Earnings: BEFORE - Applied Industrial, China Mobile (not confirmed), > Fossil, InterContinental Hotels, JA Solar Holdings, Sysco Corp. (not > confirmed) ; AFTER - A123 Systems, CareFusion Corporation, Walt > Disney, Oasis Petroleum (not confirmed), SunPo
Re: [nlug] the iPad Killing Intel?
I worked for Motorola in Austin for a while in the '90s. While I was there they celebrated selling over 1 Billion of one flavor of one of their 68xx processors (I forgot which it was). Ok Apple's changing processor using A4 (an Apple rather than Intel design) instead of Intel on iPad may change a little, but IMHO unless there is a real change in useful architecture that is widely accepted, Intel is still there for the long haul. The Intel processor is getting a bit long in the tooth, but no one has been able to come up with a different architecture for mass market use that catches on in quite a while. On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 4:33 PM, Chris McQuistion wrote: > I hate reading these kinds of articles. It seems like analysts are always > putting out stupid opinions because having an opinion (no matter how > ill-informed) is what is expected of them. > The fact is, there are more computers being sold every day, around the > world, than there has ever been sold before. That trend will continue. > Most of those computers are using Intel CPU's or chipsets or other > products. That trend will continue. > I love small form factor devices and the ARM processors that run them, but > the volume of products that Intel sells is staggering! Any rumors of > Intel's demise are ill-informed. > Chris > > On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 3:53 PM, j...@coats.org wrote: >> >> I thought it is an interesting article, Intel whining they aren't >> selling as many high end chips >> since more folks are doing 'web' or 'cloud' computing (sorry, no >> buzzword bing winners here). >> Possibly a topic to talk about at the meeting tonight. >> >> ><> ... Jack >> Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart... Colossians 3:23 >> >> Win more eBay bids .. "http://www.ezsniper.com/refimg.php3?user=servant74"; >> Online Backup .. http://www.drbackup.net?pid=Coats >> Free Backup if you have 2 or more computers .. http://crashplan.com >> for win, mac, lin >> >> >> >> -- Forwarded message -- >> From: CNBC >> Date: Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 3:14 PM >> Subject: Behind The Money: Is the iPad Killing Intel? >> To: j...@coats.org >> >> >> >> Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2010 >> Behind The Money >> By John Melloy, Executive Producer, Fast Money >> >> Intel was clobbered after Barclays Capital said Apple’s iPad is eating >> away at sales of PCs and netbooks that use its chips. The firm cut >> shares of the world’s largest chipmaker to ‘equal weight’ from >> 'overweight.' >> >> "The iPad's tablet momentum has pressured the broader netbook and >> lower-end notebook arena," wrote Tim Luke, semiconductor analyst for >> Barclays. "We recognize that reservations of Intel’s historically >> elevated margins at 67 percent and uncertainties over its position in >> growth areas such as Tablets may restrain the multiple investors >> attach to current earnings." >> >> Intel, the worst performer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average >> Wednesday, is now down for the year, while Apple is up 23 percent. The >> two stocks began to diverge right on cue in April, when Apple released >> the iPad that uses a self-designed called the "A4". >> >> The downgrade by Barclays comes at a time when many value investors >> are considering purchasing this stock at these levels. The analyst, >> who includes a chart in his report showing Intel’s forward >> price-earnings ratio at an all-time low, also cited a slowdown in >> back-to-school PC sales based on channel checks in Asia. Tablet >> alternatives using Intel’s Atom chip are more likely to be released in >> the first quarter of next year, Barclays’ Luke said. >> >> Other analysts were ganging up on the chipmaker as well. Baird cut >> Intel to 'neutral', citing a "sharp deterioration in PC-related order >> trends over the past week." >> >> "Notebook units are now expected to be up at best 5 percent >> sequentially for the third quarter, well below expectations,” wrote >> Baird’s Tristan Gerra. A September demand rebound is "increasingly >> unlikely." >> >> » More from John Melloy >> >> Halftime Report >> UPDATE: Halftime Pt. 1: Trading Most Important Fed Decision Of Year >> As Ben Bernanke releases what is arguably the most important Fed >> decision of the year, the Fast Money traders cover every angle. » Read >> More >> >> Today's Headlines >> >> Walt Disney Profit and Sales Jump, Outstrip Forecasts >> Fed Signals Further Easing Amid Slowing US Economy >> Cramer: ‘Fed Said Good Things—Buy’ >> Fed Knows: Mortgage Rates Mean Little to Housing Today >> Bond Yields Pointing to a Bear Market for Stocks >> Risk of US Deflation Is Rising: Pimco >> US Bank Regulators Move to Replace Credit Ratings >> JPMorgan Buys $3.5 Billion Citibank Loan Portfolio >> Former Senator Ted Stevens Killed in Plane Crash >> America’s Most Stable Real Estate Markets >> >> Get a Real-Time Quote >> >> >> >> Get other CNBC newsletters delivered FREE to your inbox: >> >> Morning Brief >> Evening Brief >> Options Action >> Maria Bartiromo's >> Investor Brief
Re: [nlug] the iPad Killing Intel?
On 8/10/2010 4:44 PM, j...@coats.org wrote: The Intel processor is getting a bit long in the tooth, but no one has been able to come up with a different architecture for mass market use that catches on in quite a while. Though, to be fair, it's not really factual to say that what Intel is producing is "Intel architecture" anymore. Sure, it's backwards compatible but it's had so many enhancements and bolt-ons that it's an almost entirely different beast. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "NLUG" group. To post to this group, send email to nlug-talk@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to nlug-talk+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/nlug-talk?hl=en
