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UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION Washington, D.C. 20549 Form 13F Form 13F COVER PAGE Report for the Calendar Year or Quarter Ended: March 31, 2000 Check here if Amendment [ ]; Amendment Number: _______________ This Amendment (Check only one): [ ] is a restatement [ ] adds new holdings entries. Institutional Investment Manager Filing this Report: Intel Corporation 2200 Mission College Boulevard Santa Clara, CA 95052-8119 Form 13F File Number: 28-5160 Person Signing this Report on Behalf of Reporting Manager: Arvind Sodhani, Vice President and Treasurer (408) 765-1240 --------------------------------------------------------------- ATTENTION--Intentional misstatements or omissions of facts constitute Federal Criminal Violations. See 18 U.S.C. 1001 and 15 U.S.C. 78ff(a) --------------------------------------------------------------- The institutional investment manager filing this report and the person by whom it is signed hereby represent that the person signing the report is authorized to submit it, that all information contained herein is true, correct and complete, and that it is understood that all required items, statements, schedules, lists, and tables, are considered integral parts of this form. Signature, Place and Date of Signing: /s/Arvind Sodhani Santa Clara, California May 11, 2000 - ------------------- Report Type (Check only one): [X] 13F HOLDINGS REPORT. (Check here if all holdings of this reporting manager are reported in this report.) [ ] 13F NOTICE. (Check here if no holdings reported are in this report, and all holdings are reported by other reporting manager(s).) [ ] 13F COMBINATION REPORT. (Check here if a portion of the holdings for this reporting manager are reported in this report and a portion are reported by other manager(s).) Form 13F SUMMARY PAGE REPORTING MANAGER: INTEL CORPORATION Report Summary: Number of Other Included Managers: -2- Form 13F Information Table Entry Total: 612 Form 13F Information Table Value Total: $8,681,014 *Confidential Treatment Requested: Confidential information has been omitted from this Form 13F and filed separately with the Commission. List of Other Included Managers: Provide a numbered list of the name(s) and Form 13F file number(s) of all institutional investment managers with respect to which this report is filed, other than the manager filing this report. 1. MORGAN STANLEY DEAN WITTER & CO., File No: 28-3432 2. HEWLETT PACKARD & CO. INC., File No: 28-2187 <TABLE> 3/31/00 FORM 13F INFORMATION TABLE REPORTING MANAGER: INTEL CORPORATION <CAPTION> ITEM 4: ITEM 5: FAIR SHARES ITEM 8: ITEM 2: ITEM 3: MARKET OR ITEM 6: VOTING AUTHORITY ITEM 1: TITLE OF CUSIP VALUE PRINCIPAL SH/ INVESTMENT ITEM 7: (A) (B) (C) NAME OF ISSUER CLASS NUMBER (000) AMOUNT PRN DISCRETION MANAGERS SOLE SHARED NONE <S> <C> <C> <C> <C> <C> <C> <C> <C> <C> <C> 3COM CORP COM 885535104 3,677 66,100 SH SOLE 66,100 3DLABS INC LTD ORD G8846W103 1,473 218,163 SH SOLE 218,163 ABBOTT LABS COM 002824100 10,368 294,640 SH SOLE 294,640 ACTIVE SOFTWARE INC COM 00504E100 46,772 735,294 SH SOLE 735,294 ADAPTEC INC COM 00651F108 758 19,600 SH SOLE 19,600 ADC TELECOMMUNICATIONS INC COM 000886101 3,093 57,400 SH SOLE 57,400 ADOBE SYS INC COM 00724F101 2,561 23,000 SH SOLE 23,000 ADVANCED MICRO DEVICES INC COM 007903107 1,608 28,179 SH SOLE 28,179 AES CORP COM 00130H105 3,111 39,500 SH SOLE 39,500 AETNA INC COM 008117103 1,599 28,706 SH SOLE 28,706 AFLAC INC COM 001055102 2,324 51,000 SH SOLE 51,000 AGENCY.COM LTD COM 008447104 4,003 150,000 SH SOLE 150,000 AIR PRODS & CHEMS INC COM 009158106 1,249 43,900 SH SOLE 43,900 ALBERTO CULVER CO COM 013068101 255 10,700 SH SOLE 10,700 ALBERTSONS INC COM 013104104 2,516 81,140 SH SOLE 81,140 ALCAN ALUMINUM LTD NEW COM 013716105 1,423 42,000 SH SOLE 42,000 ALCOA INC COM 013817101 4,932 70,200 SH SOLE 70,200 ALLEGHENY TECHNOLOGIES INC COM 01741R102 360 17,898 SH SOLE 17,898 ALLERGAN INC COM 018490102 1,260 25,200 SH SOLE 25,200 ALLIED WASTE INDS INC COM PAR 019589308 238 36,200 SH SOLE 36,200 $.01 NEW ALLSTATE CORP COM 020002101 3,677 154,380 SH SOLE 154,380 ALLTEL CORP 020039103 3,797 60,200 SH SOLE 60,200 ALZA CORP COM 022615108 737 19,600 SH SOLE 19,600 AMERADA HESS CORP COM 023551104 1,125 17,400 SH SOLE 17,400 AMEREN CORP COM 023608102 813 26,250 SH SOLE 26,250 AMERICA ONLINE INC COM 02364J104 29,697 441,548 SH SOLE 441,548 AMERICAN ELEC PWR INC COM 025537101 1,110 37,200 SH SOLE 37,200 AMERICAN EXPRESS CO COM 025816109 12,784 85,828 SH SOLE 85,828 AMERICAN GEN CORP COM 026351106 2,660 47,381 SH SOLE 47,381 FAIR MARKET VALUE TOTAL: 149,980 AMERICAN GREETINGS CORP CL A 026375105 226 12,345 SH SOLE 12,345 AMERICAN HOME PRODS CORP COM 026609107 13,421 250,260 SH SOLE 250,260 AMERICAN INTL GROUP INC COM 026874107 32,489 296,700 SH SOLE 296,700 AMGEN INC COM 031162100 12,018 195,800 SH SOLE 195,800 AMR CORP COM 001765106 906 28,400 SH SOLE 28,400 AMSOUTH BANCORPORATION COM 032165102 1,119 74,900 SH SOLE 74,900 ANADARKO PETE CORP COM 032511107 944 24,400 SH SOLE 24,400 ANALOG DEVICES INC COM 032654105 5,382 66,800 SH SOLE 66,800 ANCOR COMMUNICATIONS INC COM 03332K108 11,515 280,000 SH SOLE 280,000 ANDREW CORP COM 034425108 359 15,675 SH SOLE 15,675 ANHEUSER BUSCH COS INC COM 035229103 5,553 89,200 SH SOLE 89,200 AON CORP COM 037389103 1,585 49,134 SH SOLE 49,134 APACHE CORP COM 037411105 1,090 21,900 SH SOLE 21,900 APPLE COMPUTER INC COM 037833100 4,184 30,800 SH SOLE 30,800 APPLIED MATERIALS INC COM 038222105 16,508 175,144 SH SOLE 175,144 ARCH COAL INC COM 039380100 24 3,396 SH SOLE 3,396 ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO COM 039483102 1,210 116,549 SH SOLE 116,549 ARIBA TECHNOLOGIES INC COM 04033V104 254,726 1,215,152 SH SOLE 1,215,152 ARMSTRONG WORLD INDS INC COM 042476101 138 7,700 SH SOLE 7,700 ASHLAND INC COM 044204105 462 13,800 SH SOLE 13,800 ASIAINFO HOLDINGS INC COM 04518A104 159,141 2,630,425 SH DEFINED 2,630,425 ASSOCIATES FIRST CAP CORP CL A 046008108 2,992 139,522 SH SOLE 139,522 AT HOME CORP COM SER A 045919107 9,223 280,000 SH SOLE 280,000 AT&T CORP COM 001957109 34,443 612,314 SH SOLE 612,314 ATLANTIC RICHFIELD CO COM 048825103 5,253 61,800 SH SOLE 61,800 AUDIBLE INC COM 05069A104 9,188 918,750 SH SOLE 918,750 AUTODESK INC COM 052769106 10,218 224,550 SH SOLE 224,550 AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING INC COM 053015103 5,781 119,800 SH SOLE 119,800 AUTOZONE INC COM 053332102 769 27,700 SH SOLE 27,700 AVERY DENNISON CORP COM 053611109 1,319 21,600 SH SOLE 21,600 AVID TECHNOLOGY INC COM 05367P100 14,347 802,632 SH SOLE 802,632 AVON PRODS INC COM 054303102 1,349 46,400 SH SOLE 46,400 BACKWEB TECHNOLOGIES LTD COM M15633106 17,437 507,247 SH SOLE 507,247 FAIR MARKET VALUE TOTAL: 635,319 BAKER HUGHES INC COM 057224107 1,908 63,070 SH SOLE 63,070 BALL CORP COM 058498106 201 5,800 SH SOLE 5,800 BANK NEW YORK INC COM 064057102 5,868 141,164 SH SOLE 141,164 BANK OF AMERICA CORP COM 060505104 17,158 327,196 SH SOLE 327,196 BANK ONE CORP COM 06423A103 7,557 219,826 SH SOLE 219,826 BARD C R INC COM 067383109 380 9,800 SH SOLE 9,800 BARRICK GOLD CORP COM 067901108 1,186 75,600 SH SOLE 75,600 BAUSCH & LOMB INC COM 071707103 580 11,100 SH SOLE 11,100 BAXTER INTL INC COM 071813109 3,498 55,800 SH SOLE 55,800 BB&T CORP COM 054937107 1,869 66,600 SH SOLE 66,600 BE INC COM 073309106 23,173 1,538,462 SH SOLE 1,538,462 BEAR STEARNS COS INC COM 073902108 1,045 22,887 SH SOLE 22,887 BECTON DICKINSON & CO COM 075887109 1,263 48,000 SH SOLE 48,000 BED BATH & BEYOND INC COM 075896100 1,056 26,800 SH SOLE 26,800 BELL ATLANTIC CORP COM 077853109 18,192 297,612 SH SOLE 297,612 BELLSOUTH CORP COM 079860102 16,954 360,712 SH SOLE 360,712 BEMIS INC COM 081437105 369 10,000 SH SOLE 10,000 BEST BUY INC COM 086516101 3,380 39,300 SH SOLE 39,300 BESTFOODS COM 08658U101 2,505 53,500 SH SOLE 53,500 BETHLEHEM STL CORP COM 087509105 151 25,100 SH SOLE 25,100 BIOGEN INC COM 090597105 2,013 28,800 SH SOLE 28,800 BIOMET INC COM 090613100 786 21,600 SH SOLE 21,600 BLACK & DECKER CORP COM 091797100 624 16,600 SH SOLE 16,600 BLOCK H & R INC COM 093671105 842 18,800 SH SOLE 18,800 BMC SOFTWARE INC COM 055921100 2,291 46,400 SH SOLE 46,400 BOEING CO COM 097023105 6,793 179,046 SH SOLE 179,046 BOISE CASCADE CORP COM 097383103 381 10,955 SH SOLE 10,955 BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORP COM 101137107 1,695 79,512 SH SOLE 79,512 BREAKAWAY SOLUTIONS INC COM 106372105 56,021 1,231,222 SH SOLE 1,231,222 BRIGGS & STRATTON CORP COM 109043109 181 4,400 SH SOLE 4,400 BRISTOL MYERS SQUIBB CO COM 110122108 21,956 380,188 SH SOLE 380,188 BROADBASE INFORMATION SYSTEMS COM 11130R100 28,791 361,011 SH SOLE 361,011 INC BROWN FORMAN CORP CL B 115637209 714 13,100 SH SOLE 13,100 BRUNSWICK CORP COM 117043109 334 17,600 SH SOLE 17,600 FAIR MARKET VALUE TOTAL: 231,715 BURLINGTON NORTH SANTA FE CORP COM 12189T104 1,939 87,606 SH SOLE 87,606 BURLINGTON RES INC COM 122014103 1,544 41,708 SH SOLE 41,708 CABLETRON SYS INC COM 126920107 1,015 34,600 SH SOLE 34,600 CAMPBELL SOUP CO COM 134429109 2,522 82,000 SH SOLE 82,000 CAPITAL ONE FINL CORP COM 14040H105 1,813 37,800 SH SOLE 37,800 CARDINAL HEALTH INC COM 14149Y108 2,464 53,700 SH SOLE 53,700 CARNIVAL CORP COM 143658102 2,933 118,200 SH SOLE 118,200 CAROLINA PWR & LT CO COM 144141108 992 30,576 SH SOLE 30,576 CATERPILLAR INC DEL COM 149123101 2,688 68,154 SH SOLE 68,154 CBS CORP COM 12490K107 8,274 146,118 SH SOLE 146,118 CENDANT CORP COM 151313103 2,522 136,305 SH SOLE 136,305 CENTEX CORP COM 152312104 272 11,400 SH SOLE 11,400 CENTRAL 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