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To: Paul Engel who wrote (96628)	1/18/2000 1:39:00 PM
From: dmf	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Hi Paul - Re: Dov Frohman, Inventor of the EPROM and Intel in Israel Just wanted to thank Intel management for valuing a key employee enough to let him live where he wanted to live and invest resources to build a successful development and manufacturing venture around him. A quote from the 25th anniversary publication Defining Intel: 25 Years/25 Events, "We weren't geniuses...Invention is just a process of dreaming a lot and then asking, 'Why not?'" The little I've read about Dov Frohman is mighty impressive! Another management team might have wished him well and failed to grasp a great opportunity. Thanks for reminding us about Dov Frohman's contribution to Intel. dmf

To: Paul Engel who wrote (96628)	1/19/2000 6:49:00 AM
From: Process Boy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

Paul, Haim, and Thread - Intel Israel exports nearly double in 1999 As I've said from time to time, F18 is good :-) biz.yahoo.com Wednesday January 19, 5:56 am Eastern Time Intel Israel exports nearly double in 1999 TEL AVIV, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Intel Corp said on Wednesday that exports from its Israeli operations jumped 92 percent in 1999 to $810 million from $422 million in 1998. Intel Israel CEO Dov Fruhman estimated exports would surpass $1 billion in 2000, above earlier forecasts for the year. Exports from its plants in Jerusalem and Kiryat Gat rose to $583 million in 1999 from $256 million in 1998. Exports from Intel's development centres in Haifa and Jerusalem in 1999 increased to $227 million from $166 million in 1998. Fruhman attributed much of the growth in 1999 to higher-than-expected output at its new Kiryat Gat plant, which produces the 0.18 micron technology microprocessor series. Fruhman said the company continued to reinvest profits from its Israeli activities in Israel.