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To: kash johal who wrote (75290)	10/13/1999 7:30:00 AM
From: Bill Jackson	Respond to of 1573891

kash, Well cheeze does penetrate well and is a good thermal conductor. I can see packaging to be a problem. Let us see a package with pins on both sides that can be made separately(and tested) and then placed face to face with a structure between them, like a zebra strip in concept but with single line conductors, call it a leopard pad that when compressed between two chips would connect pads together electrically to allow a close in memory bus of some size to be close to the cpu? There could also be a scaffold with conductors ending in bump contacts to bridge the gap? Bill