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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (2)	6/21/2001 6:58:11 PM
From: $Mogul	Read Replies (1) of 2077

WALL STREET JOURNAL: NO RELIEF SEEN FOR COMMUNICATIONS-CHIP SECTOR Jun 21, 2001, (Wall Street Journal /FT World Media Abstracts via COMTEX) -- The communications-chip segment of the $177bn chip market will see sales decline a further 21% this year with little hope of recovery until 2002 at the earliest. According to Bill McClean of research firm IC Insights, chip manufacturers like Broadcom Corp., Applied Micro Circuits Corp., Vitesse Semiconductor and PMC-Sierra Corp "will definitely be hit harder and will take longest to recover" compared with chip makers in other sectors. Even Intel Corp., the world's largest chip maker, said this month that it expected further declines in its networking communications business which accounts for 20% of its total business. Abstracted from: The Wall St Journal (US Edition) Copyright 2001: Financial Times Information. All rights reserved -0- INDUSTRY KEYWORD: Telephone Apparatus Mfg. Semiconductor & Related Device Mfg. SUBJECT CODE: Sales Marketing Company News News provided by COMTEX

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