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To: Paul Lee who wrote (20674)11/16/1999 8:28:00 AM
From: Paul Lee  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 25814
 
LSI Logic First to Achieve Rambus Gold Partnership Status

Achievement Affirms LSI Logic's World Leadership in High-Speed I/O

MILPITAS, Calif., Nov. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- LSI Logic Corporation
(NYSE: LSI), The System on a Chip Company, announced today that it is the
first company to achieve Gold ASIC Support Partnership status for its Direct
Rambus(TM) ASIC Cell (RAC). This Gold Partnership status recognizes LSI
Logic's comprehensive capabilities in supporting Rambus(R)-based designs and
assures customers that LSI Logic is a proven choice for ASIC solutions based
on the Rambus core.

"LSI Logic has leveraged its high-speed I/O expertise to provide its
customers with complete and comprehensive support for Rambus ASICs," said
Subodh Toprani, Vice President, Logic Products Division, Rambus Inc.
(Nasdaq: RMBS) "Through our long relationship with LSI Logic, they have
demonstrated exceptional ability in developing and supporting Rambus
technology and we're very pleased to recognize their commitment by awarding
them Gold Partner status."

LSI Logic's Rambus RAC core is characterized in silicon to Rambus' full
800 MHz operating speed. In addition, LSI Logic offers customers seamless
support for developing Rambus-based ASICs. The Rambus RAC is part of LSI
Logic's CoreWare(R) library and comes with a complete set of deliverables for
integrating the core into an ASIC. To support customers with the design of
their ASICs, LSI Logic provides both field engineers to assist with the
integration of the Rambus RAC and high-speed signal integrity experts to
assist in package selection and board layout.

"We have a long-term partnership with Rambus and being the first to
achieve Gold ASIC Support Partnership for the Rambus RAC affirms our expertise
in Rambus design implementation," said Hugh Durdan, Vice President and General
Manager of LSI Logic's Computer Division. "LSI Logic is a recognized ASIC
leader in high speed I/O interfaces and the Rambus core is an important
component of our portfolio."

With signal pin rates of up to 800 megabits per second, a single Direct
Rambus memory Channel uses a two-byte wide data path to achieve peak data
rates of 1.6 gigabytes per second and is one of the highest performance memory
interfaces available. Combining high bandwidth and extremely low pin-count,
Rambus technology addresses the high-speed memory requirements for a range of
applications from consumer electronics to high-performance computer desktop
systems. When integrated into an ASIC, the Rambus RAC provides a physical
layer interface to a Rambus Channel.

LSI Logic's portfolio of high-speed I/O technologies also includes the
GigaBlaze(R) core for standards compliant multi-gigabit serial interconnects
and the HyperPHY(TM) core for multi-gigabyte backplane interconnects. These
cores may be combined with the Rambus RAC core on ASICs requiring high-speed
I/O and a high performance Rambus memory channel interface. Additionally, LSI
Logic offers a full line of high-performance I/O buffers such as CPU bus,
SDRAM, PCI, and AGP buffers to meet customer's system requirements.



To: Paul Lee who wrote (20674)11/16/1999 11:53:00 PM
From: jeff greene  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 25814
 
LSI Logic Supports Linux OS With SCSI and Fibre Channel
Worldwide Storage I/O Leader Partners With Linux Developers to Provide SCSI and Fibre Channel Solutions


This is great news regarding fibre channel and the following article helps explain why:

moneycentral.msn.com

Cheers,
Jeff