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If Slot A is Athlon, is Slot B Bi-Athlon?

And when can we expect more runners and riders in this race?

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Posted in Business, 24th June 1999 10:57 GMT

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A reader points out Athlon is AMD's uniprocessor, and that should make Slot B, which we announced at the end of last week, the Bi-Athlon. He also says that we can expect Triathlons, Pentathlons and Decathlons. Is there no limit to these Olympian aims? ®

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