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To: Paul Engel who wrote (82966)	6/7/1999 3:30:00 AM
From: Process Boy	Respond to of 186894

Paul and Thread - Samsung successfully validates RAMBUS RIMM's. Don't know if this was posted yet. Sorry if it was. PB 204.247.196.14 ====================================================================== Samsung announces Intel validation for Rambus RIMM modules A service of Semiconductor Business News, CMP Media Inc. Story posted 9 a.m. EST/6 a.m., PST, 6/4/99 SAN JOSE -- Samsung Semiconductor Inc. here has announced that its 64- and 128-megabyte RIMM modules are the industry's first to successfully pass Intel's RIMM Module Validation Test. Samsung announced in April that it was the first RDRAM manufacturer to receive Intel validation for its 72-, 128- and 144-Mbyte RDRAM components. Samsung said this validates its ability to produce both components and modules that are fully compliant with the Rambus specification. "We are definitely proud to be the frontrunner in the race for adoption of Rambus technology." said Avo Kanadjian, senior vice president of memory marketing at Samsung Semiconductor. "The validations reinforce the industry's confidence in the Rambus program. We have started mass production to ensure volume deliveries in September to meet our customers' product launch dates." Subodh Toprani, vice president and general manager, Industry Enabling Division at Rambus Inc., in Mountain View, Calif., said the Samsung validation meant that "OEMs can be assured that their volume manufacturing needs will be met."