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To: Gottfried who wrote (3374)11/12/1997 9:50:00 AM
From: Sam Citron  Read Replies (1) of 10921
 
GM,

Can you comment on this exchange between I2 and Andrew Vance?:

[I2]: Manufacture of the new high-capacity disk drives will fall right into UTEK's strength.
Margins on disk drives will continue to decrease and manufacturers will need to
upgrade their equipment with UTEK's cost-efficient system.

[AV]: I couldn't agree with you more. I just do not like all the bad press and price
activity in the DD arena as of late. RDRT, APM, SEG, QNTM, and WDC
have all been eviscerated. I am waiting for some follow through to UTEK
because of this. UTEK will own the MR and GMR business, IMO. An added
benefit to this is the prospect that QNTM may want to pull a SEG on the
market. That is, QNTM may want to make its own MR/GMR heads internally
at the expense of buying these items from the likes of a RDRT or APM.
Hmmm!!!, if that happens, QNTM will undoubtedly be a NEW customer for
UTEK. Always nice to have new customers. I also read an article relative to
IBM and new higher density disk drives that they are building. Funny thing
here is that IBM is also a customer of UTEK's for the MR/GMR head
lithography tools. If we can just get beyond the market "correction" and get
back on track again, this is going to be a very highly visible and profitable
sector for UTEK given that the new generation of equipment from UTEK for
this sector addresses a desirable field size upgrade that enhances throughput
and eliminates the issues associated with "stitching".


TIA,
SC
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