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Summary.     Click for More > $20 Million Gift Intel net income drop 80% Intel Launches Pentium 4 Chip  Processor has 1.7 GHz. The price is $352 3Com cuts 3,000 jobs Covad shows $1.4 billion loss G. Moore steps down from board Fastest Chips Intel beats expectations  In the 3-month period it had a net profit of $196 million Quarter revenue as expected Guilty for copying specs of chip Exodus files for bankruptcy protection
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  Exodus Communications said business will continue to operate. Company has obtained $200 million in debtor financing
Oct.11     Bin Laden aide visited mosque in 1990s  Ayman Al Zawahari used a fake name, and was soliciting funds for Afghan refugees Oct.16 Intel meet expectations Transmeta CEO replaced Nov.4 Moore invests $4.6B into philanthropy Nov.7 Tentative deal to take BART south Nov.8   CEO Yankowski resigns  Eric Benhamou, chairman, will take his place until a permanent replacement Nov.28 Troubled 3Com won't renew name 250 jobs to cut, revenue as expected Dec.6 Revenue to beat forecasts Dec.12 Applied Materials to cut 1,700 jobs Dec.18 3Com beats expectations Dec.19 Narrower-than-expected loss



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Network Assoc. names new CEO Intel beats expectations Applied Materials beat expectations Intel to cut 5,000 jobs 3Com loss worse than expected $20 Million Gift  Business Wire has pledged money to create a learning center. It's largest gift to Santa Clara University in its history Intel net income drop 80%  Results beat analysts' expectations. Some of company businesses will feel the effects of the economic slowdown Intel Launches Pentium 4 Chip


January 2001 ... more > Top ^

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Jan.16
 CTO resigns
Jan.29  Energy-saving microprocessors


February 2001 ... more > Top ^

Feb.13
Feb.16  Riverstone Networks: IPO
Feb.20  Molester Sought in Kidnap Try
 Intel Slashes Spending
Feb.26  3Com Cutting Hundreds of Jobs
 Intel to Buy VxTel for $550 Million
Feb.28  Optical Networking Chips
 3Com lowers revenue


March 2001 ... more > Top ^

Mar.1  CEO trades posts with president
Mar.2  Students Try Homelessness
Mar.8
 Nat. Semicond. beats expectations
Mar.9  Jury recommends death
Mar.10  Palm is betting on software
Mar.16  Fast processor for laptops
Mar.18  New line of handheld devices
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Mar.23  Greeks Being Phased Out University
 3Com announces more job cuts
Mar.27  Palm beats expectations


April 2001 ... more > Top ^

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Apr.10  CEO: Business Outlook Still Unclear
Apr.11  Former FCC chairman to join board
Apr.12  Feinstein meets high-tech CEOs
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Apr.23  
  Processor has 1.7 GHz. The price is $352


May 2001 ... more > Top ^

May.7   3Com cuts 3,000 jobs
  Company plans to cut 30% of its work force, to help return to profitability May.8 Nat. Semiconductor cut 1,100 jobs
May.9  Exodus to cut 15% jobs May.11 Intel Science Fair May.13  Officers Shoot Man With Knife May.15  Applied Materials misses expectations May.17 Palm Slashes Forecast May.21  Processors for Workstations May.24   Covad shows $1.4 billion loss  DSL provider lowered its results for previous quarters. Report was delayed   G. Moore steps down from board  He will continue as chairman emeritus and director emeritus. Moore's Law still describes growth in the high-tech  Transmeta licenses from AMD May.29  Next-generation processor

June 2001 ... more > Top ^

Jun.1 Palm to cut jobs, names new COO
Jun.5 Covad finds new CEO Jun.7  Revenue within expectations Jun.8  3Com scraps modem lines Jun.9  World's Smallest, Fastest Transistor Jun.12 SONICblue cut jobs by 30% Jun.13 Integrated Device to cut 900 jobs Jun.20  Intel to Consider Cuts Jun.21  Exodus stock plunges  Shares of Transmeta fall 54%  Teachers vie for prized housing Jun.26 3Com loses $518 million  Palm goes after corporations

July 2001 ... more > Top ^

Jul.2   Fastest Chips
  Chips are running at 1.6 billion and 1.8 billion cycles per second. Company sees 2 gigahertz soon Jul.5  Sexual assault Jul.9 Motorcycle slams into van. 2 dead
Jul.17   Intel beats expectations
  In the 3-month period it had a net profit of $196 million
Jul.23  Palm inks deals with chip makers Jul.27  Palm separates OS group Jul.30  Low-power processors for laptops

August 2001 ... more > Top ^

Aug.2  Covad CFO steps down Aug.16  Palm to buy Be assets for $11M Aug.21  Intel discontinues Rex organizer line Aug.22  Intel to release fastest Pentium Aug.23  Exodus considers takeover Aug.27  Intel launches fastest Pentium Aug.28  3.5 GHz processor

September 2001 ... more > Top ^

Sep.4  Hancock resigns from Exodus Sep.5  Second Fruit Fly Species Sep.6   Quarter revenue as expected  3d-quarter revenues are on track with forecasts. Revenue for the 3 months will be slightly below the midpoint of the range Sep.10  New chipset for Pentium 4 Sep.12  SONICblue cut another 90 jobs Sep.15   Guilty for copying specs of chip  Say Lye Ow pleads guilty copying computer files about the design and testing of Merced microprocessor Sep.17  Rambus reached pact with Intel Sep.19  3Com below forecasts, cuts jobs Sep.20  Palm's loss narrower than expected  Palm Unveils New Mid-Level PDA Sep.21  Shares sink on earnings warning Sep.22  Parents of victim calling for peace Sep.25  Intel names first CTO Sep.26   Exodus files for bankruptcy protection
  Exodus Communications said business will continue to operate. Company has obtained $200 million in debtor financing
Sep.27  Car-Based Devices Sep.29  83-year-old woman missing

October 2001 ... more > Top ^

Oct.2  Peribit Networks names CEO Oct.3  Developers forum rescheduled Oct.7  Tiny packaging for chips Oct.11     Bin Laden aide visited mosque in 1990s
  Ayman Al Zawahari used a fake name, and was soliciting funds for Afghan refugees
Oct.16   Intel meet expectations  3rd-quarter profits fell 96%. Company doubts about consumer confidence during holiday season   Transmeta CEO replaced  Mark K. Allen, was replaced by Chairman Murray A. Goldman just 7 months after his appointment Oct.17  $186.9 million loss Oct.19  Consumer electronics division to close Oct.24  Orderly faces sexual battery charges  University gets $15 million

November 2001 ... more > Top ^

Nov.4   Moore invests $4.6B into philanthropy  Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation focuses on higher education, environmental causes and medical and scientific research  Palm regains lead Nov.7   Tentative deal to take BART south  BART and Valley Transportation Authority announced a deal to take BART from Fremont to San Jose and Santa Clara Nov.8   CEO Yankowski resigns
  Eric Benhamou, chairman, will take his place until a permanent replacement
Nov.9  Intel sets up R&D lab near UC Nov.13 Low-Power Pentium III for Servers Electric-hybrid buses  Covad gets $150 million loan Nov.19 Feds allege insider trading Merger Speculation Nov.25 Breakthrough in Transistor Design Nov.28   Troubled 3Com won't renew name  3Com intends to take its name off the former Candlestick Park when deal with 49ers expires at the end of the season   250 jobs to cut, revenue as expected  Cuts will reduce work force by 16%. Handheld device maker revenue will range from $250 million to $280 million

December 2001 ... more > Top ^

Dec.6   Revenue to beat forecasts  Revenue for the 3 months will be between $6.7 billion and $6.9 billion Dec.9 Moore pledges $261M to conservation
Dec.11 Sentenced for copying trade secrets Dec.12   Applied Materials to cut 1,700 jobs  Chip equipment maker will cut 10% of its work force, in response to the semiconductor industry slump Transmeta offers gloomy guidance Dec.13 Covad to emerge from bankruptcy Dec.14 Intel lost patent case Dec.16 Palestinian has sued Macy's for firing Dec.18   3Com beats expectations  Network equipment maker's loss narrowed and businesses showed signs of improvement Dec.19 Officer-involved shooting   Narrower-than-expected loss  For the 3 months ther is a net loss of $25.2 million, or 4 cents a share Dec.21 Biotech companies patent settle suits