Title: | Hudson VLSI |
Notice: | For Digital Chip Data - CHIPBZ::PRODUCTION$:[DS_INFO...] |
Moderator: | RICKS::PHIPPS |
Created: | Wed Feb 12 1986 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 701 |
Total number of notes: | 4658 |
+ SGI DIPS INTO RED Silicon Graphics Inc didn't even manage to break even in its second quarter. After warning that revenue would be way down (CI No 3,072), and that it expected to just make the break even point, SGI reported a net loss of $13m after $14m charges relating to the effects of writing up inventory at the time of the merger with Cray Research Inc, compared with a profit of $52m last time. Revenue was $825m, down 8% on the $899m it did last time on a pro forma basis, which includes the revenue from the Cray acquisition. At the half way mark SGI reported a loss of $35m against a profit of $111m after charges on revenue of $1.6bn, up 26% on $1.2bn. SGI shares were down $2.50 on the day at $26.00.
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639.1 | HELIX::SONTAKKE | Tue Jan 28 1997 15:39 | 1 | ||
Amazing, isn't it? It is still trading at its 52wk high price. | |||||
639.2 | Wonder where the R10000/275MHz chips went.... | PERFOM::LICEA_KANE | when it's comin' from the left | Tue Jan 28 1997 16:33 | 11 |
Uh, SGI was at 45 in July of 1995 before it crashed. It had gone there from about 5 at the beginning of 1991. The good news is that they promise they will have all the systems they announced in the past year in volume production by the end of this quarter. Better still, the stuff they announced yesterday will be in volume production within the next six to nine months. (Of course, that was what they said a year ago when they announced the R10000 systems.) -mr. bill |