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To: Ray who wrote (4209)	11/13/1999 11:03:00 PM
From: Michael Latas	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8393

Minaturization of chips is a very critical issue with existing chip technology. They are at the end of the line with existing chip technology after thirty years of production. Moore's law has run its course. They have reached a point where they can no longer continue to shrink the size of their chips. (perhaps one last shot) This is not an issue for our OUM technology. Frankly I am surprised this discussion group is not aware of this. What I have just stated is a matter of public record. In fact, the latest re-prints mailed out by ECD includes yet another excellent article on this very subject again from the New York Times. Personally I am simply thrilled that Tyler has signed up Lockheed Martin as our first royalty-bearing licensee. Our technology does not require the mfg'g sophistication of the current chip technology. I'm looking forward to hearing of our next licensee's and/or JV's. Regards.