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Email Print Related News Intel's sales shine, defy PC growth fears Tue, Apr 19 2011 Instant View: Intel, IBM surpass Wall Street targets Tue, Apr 19 2011 IBM raises full-year profit forecast but shares flat Tue, Apr 19 2011 Japan supply-chain woes rattle earnings Tue, Apr 19 2011 UPDATE 3-IBM signings fall; earnings beat forecasts Tue, Apr 19 2011 Analysis & Opinion Tech wrap: Q1 earnings beat expectations, RIM’s PlayBook – not so much Tech wrap: Apple sues Samsung over “slavish” copies Related Topics Technology » Media » Natural Disasters » iPad » Stocks Related Video High-tech earnings bonanza Tue, Apr 19 2011 Emerging markets boost Intel -CFO By Noel Randewich and Edwin Chan SAN FRANCISCO | Wed Apr 20, 2011 2:20am EDT SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Strong results from a clutch of technology heavyweights, led by top global chip maker Intel Corp and "cloud computing" specialist VMware Inc, may give the battered U.S. tech sector a boost. International Business Machines Corp also blew past Wall Street targets, raising its profit forecast and citing strong sales of mainframe computers and brisk business in emerging markets. Those results set a brighter tone for a bedraggled tech sector than recent analysis might have suggested. Still to report are heavyweights, from Cisco Systems Inc and Apple Inc to Hewlett-Packard Co. Concerns that the growing popularity of Apple's iPad is hurting personal computer sales, as well as the disruption to the global supply chain from Japan's earthquake, had walloped bellwether tech stocks in recent weeks. "Expectations for this quarter -- despite the fact there were no pronouncements -- were low. There were concerns about semiconductor inventories, the decline in PC shipments or the competition from the iPad on PC shipments," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment officer at Solaris Asset Management. "The (stock index) futures are pointing to a stronger opening and that is really as a result of the strong earnings primarily from technology companies we saw after the close," he said. Fund managers have sold down sector bellwethers since Japan's March 11 disaster, fearing worse-than-expected damage to margins as they battle to secure critical components from a country that supplies 14 percent of the world's electronics. But with Intel's revenue forecasts for this quarter shattering expectations and defying fears of a slowdown in global PC sales, relieved investors piled back into the chipmaker's shares and other possibly oversold stocks. Though some say the PC market looks better after Intel's report, the jury is still out on its longer term prospects. And Intel remains far behind Britain's ARM Holdings in designing mobile processors. "Everybody, including myself, was overly pessimistic in the near term," said Roth Capital Partners analyst Arnab Chanda. "But the issues are still not resolved unless they tell us, 'Hey, we got four design wins on Tier 1 (high profile) handsets.'" VMware, which specializes in helping corporations set up virtual computer hardware and software networks, also surprised Wall Street with evidence of a surge in corporations upgrading equipment as they emerged from recession. VMware surged 10 percent and Intel climbed 4 percent. But IBM held steady as some investors had hoped for IBM to raise its full-year forecasts even more than they did. SHOPPING FOR BARGAINS On Tuesday, Intel said third-party forecasters -- such as Gartner -- might have failed to take emerging markets' astonishing growth into account. Other analysts said the gradual shift of manufacturing toward less-visible China from Taiwan and Japan might have clouded the picture somewhat. Concerns that iPad tablets are squeezing sales of PCs have hung over Intel. 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