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To: Lost1 who wrote (16092)9/30/1999 8:02:00 PM
From: STU  Respond to of 42804
 
from Zuma Networking profile:CORPORATE PROFILE

Ample demand for bandwidth, network management, monitoring
and security are some of the critical issues facing today's Intranets and Metropolitan Area Networks. Zuma Networks founded in 1998, is the first Network Supercomputing Company. By creating a new generation of network technology, it effectively addresses these needs and provides flexible and customizable solutions for today and tomorrow's inter-networks.

Zuma Networks family of Network Supercomputing Switch Router combines true Supercomputer Processing Power with the highest performance Switch Router engine. The Supercomputer Switch Router multiple high speed CPUs can be customized to provide immediate and targeted solution to meet a wide range of service properties demands for Intranets.

Zuma Networks core engineering group pioneered the Ethernet Switching/Routing and Gigabit Ethernet Technology and contributed to several IEEE standards. The group was the first in the industry to introduce 10/100Mbps switching and first to introduce the 10/100 auto sensing switch. It was this group that deployed the world's first Gigabit Ethernet network.

Zuma Networks business philosophy is to build the ultimate Network Supercomputer Switching/Routing solution that will lead the world's next generation of Intranets and Internets far into the next millennium.



To: Lost1 who wrote (16092)9/30/1999 8:03:00 PM
From: Sector Investor  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 42804
 
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Now, if they exercised their options for 60% of NAC as outlined in the March Annual Sec report, then how come they only owned 55% as of yesterday?

Is there more than one NAC buy-in here?

Also, this transaction(s), whatever it is, occurred in Q3, which they will have to report on in late October. We should see an extraordinary item, right?

Is a special SEC filing needed also?