"In our graphics business, we will lead the industry to 40 nanometer technology."

"And, in the context of a soft enterprise demand environment, we are seeing solid OEM support for our new Quad-Core Opteron processors. The new designs are well positioned to deliver maximum value in both high density and highly scalable systems.

Our seamlessly upgradeable, six-core Istanbul processors are earning strong early reviews from our customers. And I am pleased to announce that because of our strong engineering execution, we are pulling in revenue shipments of Istanbul into May, with system availability in June. For more details on this announcement and updates on our server platform plans, please join our webcast tomorrow."

"we are launching new platforms in the quarter. For example, our new mobile platform will come out which will provide better capability both in the dimensions of performance and battery life."

"No change to the plan that we talked about in the Analyst’s Conference which was as you said qualified bulk process available to preferred third party customers in 2010."

"We talked about our 40 nanometer products, still got feature advantages in the form of DX 10.1 and GDDR5 technology which makes the products distinctive. And we plan to lead the market with the X11 solutions coincident with Microsoft Windows 7 release in the back half of the year. So we feel very good about the GPU situation."

"So Yukon is shipping now to HP and others.

And we’ll have Congo designs into which we’ll be shipping in the back half of this quarter."

"And did you guys talk at all about your graphics transition to 40 nanometer?"

Dirk Meyer:

"We did and what we said is we launched notebook GPUs in Q1. We’ll launch another product here soon and follow that up with I’ll say a wave of DX11 compatible products in the back half of the year on 40 nanometer."