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To: KM who wrote (32305)	10/19/1999 10:25:00 AM
From: Don Green	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

>Equipment maker Teradyne was the earliest entry in the market for high-volume Rambus testers, which should be selling at a tidy price of several millions of dollars apiece. But now company executives fear their competitive lead is evaporating. "The reality is that no one has bought a lot of them," says Tom Newman, Teradyne's vice president of corporate relations. "The longer the delay, the bigger the chance that the requirements will change and the advantage we have over our competitors will disappear." ======================================================== Well, there is my answer to the question I raised yesterday. I keep reading about Rambus tester overcapacity.. Message 11628193 Don