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To: Jdaasoc who wrote (23196)	6/21/1999 6:15:00 PM
From: Scumbria	Respond to of 93625

JD, Good link. This is the type of product which is going to drive DRDRAM usage through the roof- Graphics systems with multiple DRAM busses. Scumbria The chip, dubbed the Fuzion 150, is the start-up's initial device and is set to begin shipments in the fourth quarter. PixelFusion plans to combine this chip with the Rambus memory on workstation add-in boards built by a third party. Pearson would not disclose the names of the add-in board companies, or foundries, or OEM, it is working with . The boards are slated to begin shipping in early 2000. In-Stat's Cullen said the device may be the first four channel product getting a 6,400Mbytes/sec. bandwidth compared to a PC-100 system getting 800Mbytes/sec. bandwidth.