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To: the hube who wrote (16797)	1/31/2000 1:32:00 PM
From: John Stichnoth	Respond to of 54805

Mr. Huber--Boy, You're intimidating me! I've got to do a report on PHCM, and I don't begin to have your understanding of them that you have for WIND. Thanks for your thorough response. Best, John

To: the hube who wrote (16797)	2/11/2000 12:51:00 AM
From: bythepark	Respond to of 54805

John, It would appear that this writer agrees with you on WIND ... and tomorrow's 'Part 2' is said to 'spotlight' our WRS. Thanks again for the excellent WIND report you did for this thread. --alan Stockhouse.com article on Embedded Systems - Part 1 of 2 "Embedded Systems: Chip Makers Poised To Profit From Invisible Technology" > The trend in semiconductor technology is towards embedded systems. While the > technology is invisible, the returns are not. The rapidly growing companies in > this space have seen their stocks fly higher in the past few months and many > remain poised to profit even further. From Transmeta's miniature "smart" chips > to Bluetooth's revolutionary influence, there are strong winds for change in > the sector that offers tremendous opportunities for the quick and able. In the > first part of a two-part series, StockHouse reports on the trends in the > embedded systems sector and the semiconductor companies that stand to benefit. stockhouse.com > In this first part of a two part series, StockHouse will review the trends in > the semiconductor side of this space and the companies likely to benefit. The > second part, scheduled for tomorrow will take a look at the battle for market > share among chip operating systems and application developers. In addition, it > will spotlight Wind River Systems(the "Microsoft" of embedded operating > systems), and explore the looming presence of Linux behind the scenes.