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Technology Stocks : Texas Instruments - Good buy now or should we wait?

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To: johnny boy who wrote (2997)	2/8/1998 3:10:00 PM
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DRAM development slows Is the next-generation 1-gigabit DRAM going to end up being delayed a year? Could be. Mitsubishi, Hitachi, and Texas Instruments have decided to wait another year to equip the test line they will use to develop 1-gigabit chips, Darrell Dunn writes in EBN. They had planned to sample the chip in '99 and start production in 2000. The delay is fueling speculation that the entire DRAM industry will move in this direction, as well as feeding rumors that TI may be preparing a slow exit from the memory market. "For these three big players to be suggesting that it is time to pull back on investing in future generations is significant; I think others will probably follow suit," says Brian Matas of IC Insights. "This could also be the beginning, or a signal, that TI is wanting to focus more on DSP and is easing out of DRAMs." Larry Dudash

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