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To: engineer who wrote (2378)	10/15/1999 4:33:00 PM
From: DaveMG	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13582

<Here's a list of licensees from 1998 10K. No Airspan. What's up? Also everyone should notice that Prairie Com and LSI are only remaining independent ASIC licensee on the list, although MOT ,LU, can apparently also produce them. Has LSI landed any contracts?> TABLE><CAPTION> INFRASTRUCTURE PRODUCTS SUBSCRIBER PRODUCTS TEST EQUIPMENT --------------------------------- -------------------------------- -------------------- <S> <C> <C> AT&T Fujitsu Acer Peripherals, Inc. Advantest Hitachi Alps Electric Ando Hughes Network Systems Appeal Anritsu Corporation Hyundai Electronics AT&T Comarco Wireless LGIC Casio Grayson Electronics Lucent DENSO Hewlett-Packard Motorola Fujitsu IFR Systems NEC Hanwha Corporation Japan Radio Co., Ltd. Nortel Haitai Electronics Co., Ltd. LCC Samsung Electronics Hitachi Ltd. Racal Instruments Hughes Network Systems Rohde & Schwarz Hyundai Electronics Rotadata ASICS Kenwood Safco ------------ Kokusai Electric Co., Ltd. Sage Instruments DSP Communications Kyocera Corporation Tektronix LSI Logic Corporation LGE Wavetek PrairieComm, Inc. LGIC Willtech VLSI Technology Lucent Matsushita Maxon OTHER Mitsubishi ----- Motorola Lockheed Sanders NEC Ortel Corporation NOKIA OKI Electric Pantech Company Philips Consumer Communications SK Telecom Company Samsung Electronics Sanyo Sharp Corporation Siemens ROLM Sony Synertek Toshiba Uniden