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To: Process Boy who wrote (71613)9/10/1999 1:29:00 AM
From: tejek  Respond to of 1575396
 
RE <<<Do you know the criteria preannouncing on the upside? I believe it's a lot looser than for having to preannounce on the downside, as long as expectations are managed.>>>

I think it is the same....anything that will have a material effect on the stock price, negative or positive, must be disclosed to the public in general. Tad gave a detailed explanation a while back. I will try to find it. DRBES may want to comment as well.

ted



To: Process Boy who wrote (71613)9/10/1999 1:35:00 AM
From: Charles R  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1575396
 
PB,

<The SRAM test vehicle has run
faster than 1GHz in the .18um process ... This implies that CPU's will
be at this speed as well. >

The above statement was posted on this thread earlier addressed to you.

Want to comment on CPU running at the same speed as SRAM on the same process? What is the fastest an SRAM will run on 0.35? 500MHz? 550MHz? How about 0.25?

Chuck



To: Process Boy who wrote (71613)9/13/1999 2:44:00 AM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1575396
 
PB
RE <<<Do you know the criteria preannouncing on the upside? I believe it's a lot looser than for having to preannounce on the downside, as long as expectations are managed.>>>

This is the post by T. LaFountain that I was referring to:

talks.techstocks.com

He doesn't specify positive or negative but rather anything material which I think would include either negative or positive earnings.

ted