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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Elroy who wrote (243005)7/24/2005 6:17:57 AM
From: Taro  Read Replies (1) of 1574462
 
Alliance was told by SEC a year ago to relist from "semiconductors" to "financials" because according to SEC their revenues and income had by far come from investments for an extended period of time and still did so.
For some reasons the Reddies are dragging their feet on this and their latest ploy no doubt is part of their game pushing this issue ahead of them.

Alliance Semiconductor Corporation is a leading worldwide provider of analog and mixed signal products, high-performance memory products, connectivity and networking solutions for the communications, computing, embedded, industrial and consumer markets.

Above quote from their PR is all bull. They are long gone as a de facto player in those markets. They have recently "rolled out" some new product but nobody knows where if anywhere they are sampling those let alone selling them.

Once in a while we may see some of their old memory product popping up, mostly from brokers and almost never via their own sales channel whereever they may have some of that left.
Maybe they sit on some huge inventory of certain product?

Its very possible that they see it as extremely lucrative calling themselves a "Semiconductor Company" and thus put in those efforts to fight any relisting.

Anyway, I can only highly recommend to keep hands off.

Taro
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