Our main business clearly is microprocessors. The future of the industry is specifically visual network computing. We think we have a lot to offer. We have a lot of expertise to bring to the party, and we think we can grow this into a reasonable size business. So far, Intel has aimed its products mainly at small sites.
Small businesses grow up to be big businesses.
But like the rest of the computer industry, today you're friends, tomorrow you're competitors. You're not going to see our dancing bunnies carting around NICs, switches, hubs and routers. But clearly, if we're serious about reaching the home and small businesses, we have to reach those end users and have some direct marketing efforts. Intel's success in the network market to date has had a lot to do with low prices. We are reasonably good at manufacturing silicon and silicon-based products.