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POSTER: intel news   ||   INTEL MARKET SHARE	DATE:2007-02-02
To its partners intel was directed the document, in which it is discussed how the portions of different processors in the structure of sales to the company toward the end 2007 will appear. In the desktop segment to the end of the year Of intel it plans to bring the portion of the dual core of the solutions to 85%, four core processor processors so will remain the lot of enthusiasts - 5% of sales in the fourth quarter. To the fourth quarter the producer is intended to completely exclude from his production 90 nm processors, including Pentium D, Pentium 4 and Celeron D. about the 65- nm pentium 4 it does not communicate, however, judging by the fact that to the end of year in the proposals Of intel will remain only 4 rules of desktop processors (Core 2/quad, Core 2 Duo, Pentium e2000 and Celeron 400), they will be also removed from production. Thus, the architecture Of netBurst at the beginning 2008 from the desktop segment will completely  disappear. As far as mobile processors are concerned, here Intel will excute more loyal policy with respect to the obsolete models. With the fact that toward the end present year 90% of such solutions they must compose the processors core 2 Duo, producer will produce with small parties and Yonah and even 90 nm Of dothan. In the server segment all is maximally simple. 70% of proposals company will here compose four core processor Clovertown even 30% dual core woodcrest. As we see, here situation is directly opposite what is observed with the desktop processors.	INTEL MARKET SHARE

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