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To: Jean M. Gauthier who wrote (7235)	9/30/1999 1:51:00 AM
From: chaz	Read Replies (3) of 54805

Jean, I don't think there are enough examples of denied gorillahood to decide. What you seem to be suggesting is that Rambus cannot become a gorilla because Intel already is, and that Rambus as part of the Intel value chain, is to be forever denied. Not the case. By Uncle West's measure, 65% of the Rambus revenue is non-Intel, and it's growing, other partners are dedicated to RDRAM. Intel would grow the revenue faster to be sure. It's not quite on your point, but we have to keep in mind that, as far as we know now, the glitch is at Intel's house, and that it means revenue deferral, not revenue elimination. If a competitive product was running neck-and-neck against RMBS and a delay like this came up, it would be very serious. But there's not a competitor. RMBS still has next generation memory to itself.

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