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To: Pat Hughes who wrote (39401)	4/7/2000 11:33:00 PM
From: Don Green	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

Pat> Sherry Garber is idiot. I'm amazed anyone would ever quote her again. Just in case you wanted to drop her a note. Sherry Garber - sherryg@semico.com Senior Vice President Sherry Garber, Sr. Vice President of Semico, is a renowned authority in semiconductor memories. She has over 25 years of semiconductor experience with industry knowledge that includes program management, manufacturing, R&D at the systems level, strategic marketing, international business management and customer service. Before joining Semico in 1995, Sherry was Sr. VP of Operations for In-Stat, a market research company. Sherry held management positions with Siemens Corporation, GTE Corporation and Rogers Corporation. While with Siemens Corp., she was part of the management team responsible for establishing and directing technology, marketing and manufacturing plans following the acquisition of an R&D Group. Sherry has been published in all the major electronics publications. Copyrighted article and study topics include DRAM, battery, communications and IC applications. In addition to being a corporate officer of Semico, Sherry is currently responsible for all volatile memory studies and special consulting. Sherry has been quoted in the following internet publications, among others: MicroLinear Chip Equalizes Line, Load Conditions TSMC to Spend $14.5B on Fabs DRAM Pricing Could Spoil Industry Growth Next Year Samsung to Scale Back Chip Production Simple's New OEM Push SMART Modular Technologies' High-Density 256MB SDRAM Modules to Support Internet, Telecom and Computer Markets DRAM Makers Divided Over Future Memory Technologies Matsushita May Delay Opening of Puyallup Fab Memory: New Architectures Test Module Makers TI Says Adios to DRAMs, Micron Buys Assets Is World Ready for This? PC Makers Adopt Alternatives to Rambus DRAM Will TSMC Be 300-mm Leader? Matsushita May Delay Fab Memory Prices Still Rise semico.com

To: Pat Hughes who wrote (39401)	4/8/2000 12:47:00 AM
From: richard surckla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Pat Hughes... "I'm hard-pressed to believe Rambus' claims on everything they say they've invented," said analyst Sherry Garber of Semico Research Corp., in Phoenix. "The industry is pretty old; a lot of those ideas were around for a long time. All Rambus has is their intellectual property. And if they can't prove that it's their intellectual property, I would think that would have a serious impact on Rambus." I tend to agree with you. While Garber may have the credentials she has made a statement that she is trying to pass off as fact when it is only her opinion. So in that respect I agree with you.