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Technology Stocks : Rambus (RMBS) - Eagle or Penguin
RMBS 89.01+2.1%3:49 PM EST

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To: jopawa who wrote (21459)6/2/1999 12:51:00 PM
From: Dave B  Read Replies (4) of 93625
 
From the Yahoo RMBS board:

NEWS: IBM DENIES REPORT.
by: Techbuyer
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IBM denies it's dropping support for Rambus
A service of Semiconductor Business News, CMP Media Inc.
Story posted noon, EST/9 a.m., PST, 6/2/99
By Andrew MacLellan
Electronic Buyers' News

EAST FISHKILL, N.Y. -- IBM Corp. is denying a report that the company has dropped its support for a new high-bandwidth memory interface that is being promoted by Intel Corp. for use in next-generation PCs.

A spokesman for IBM Microelectronics, the computer giant's semiconductor arm based here, said the company still plans to manufacture memory chips using the Direct Rambus DRAM interface, contrary to a report that appeared in a trade publication this week. While IBM has never been on the vanguard of Direct RDRAM development and plays a relatively minor role in the merchant DRAM market, the company said it still expects to field a Rambus part.

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It's probably been posted, but I wanted to rub it in the face of the so called "editor" of Electronic News.

Shorts will start covering again soon. Time to load up.

TB


So according to this, even the IBM Microelectronics group is planning to support Rambus.

Dave
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