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To: Dave Shoe who wrote (2735)	7/17/1999 9:52:00 AM
From: Stan V.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6847

I just read an API article about a HP-UCLA research team which has just discovered a chemical process that could lead to computer components no thicker than a single molecule. HP projects the work could lead to computers 100 billion times faster than the best PC's. Much smaller, faster circuits, less power needed. They also note they could be produced in greater quantities without raising production costs because of the chemical process rather than lasar etching. Does any have any insights into this news? How far in the future are they? If this is something to get excited about, I am glad XYBR is already working with HP.

To: Dave Shoe who wrote (2735)	7/17/1999 1:15:00 PM
From: Brasco One	Respond to of 6847

Dave, I took a NICE hit on the warrants. It was hard to cope with it on Friday, but slowly we should forget about it and move on. One thing that I can't still get over is the fact that the company keeps blaming "day traders and short sellers" for their stock price. I mean if you tell the street you are expecting 80-90 million in revenues, a lot of short sellers will be looking at your company very closely. And when you give back the street revenues under a million, people will be coming after your stock. IMO if the company wants to be 800 pound gorrilla few new people need to step in and control few things. Its sometimes good to have an engineer run a company, but in most cases you need a leader.