This drives demand for more powerful chip-laden servers and network infrastructure equipment with advanced security features to enable real-time safeguarding. Altera, Xilinx, NetLogic and Broadcom are all major beneficiaries, especially NetLogic in the security arena where a just announced acquisition further steels their dominance. Intel's prospects are furthered by improved server spending but also by the return in demand for classic notebook PCs heralded by the above Corning remarks about improved LCD glass demand. While its too much to say that arch-rival AMD is totally out of the picture, Intel's playing field is today as wide open as anytime we recall, save for the late 1980s through late 1990s after they, quite illegally as it turned out, prevented AMD from previously agreed second-source production tooling.