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To: Pete Young who wrote (923)	4/17/2000 11:45:00 AM
From: Rob Preuss	Respond to of 1762

ARTT to become a big(ger) DMIC customer? Found this on the Yahoo! board... who else offers high-quality spectrum-efficient OC-3 (155 Mbps) radios in this frequency range besides DMIC? [I think the answer is nobody else!] BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 17, 2000--Advanced Radio Telecom Corp. (ART) (Nasdaq:ARTT - news) today announced that it has entered into a definitive purchase agreement with respect to the previously announced transaction with BroadStream Communications Corporation to acquire up to 378 39GHz licenses for up to approximately 10.1 million shares of ART common stock representing a price of $36 per share. ``With our recently announced spectrum acquisitions, we will more than double the number of 39 GHz licenses we own in the U.S. Over two-thirds of BroadStream's licenses expire in 2006 or later, supporting ART's long-term growth opportunities in both our top 40 markets and secondary markets. The additional spectrum will allow ART to build larger Fast Ethernet 100 Mbps metro networks and dedicated OC-3 links that provide customers with connectivity at speeds up to 155 Mbps,' said Robert McCambridge, ART president and COO. ``We launched the POP/gateway location in Los Angeles in the first quarter as planned and we expect to offer commercial services this quarter in Los Angeles, Houston and Washington DC. The progress we have made to date puts us on target to achieve the 10 market rollout we announced earlier this year.'

To: Pete Young who wrote (923)	4/24/2000 10:49:00 AM
From: Rob Preuss	Respond to of 1762

Despite Recent Stock Price Woes, Wireless Sector Is Poised for Growth. By Tally Goldstein Staff Reporter 4/24/00 10:19 AM ET The direction of technology shares in the market may be hard to plot, but the future of the wireless telecom business is not. Industry participants, ranging from manufacturers to service providers, are poised for long-term growth regardless of what their stock prices may indicate in the interim, telecom analysts say. [snip] Firsthand Funds senior portfolio analyst Rex Dwyer includes wireless equipment manufacturer Digital Microwave (DMIC:Nasdaq) among his favorites, saying he's confident the company will beat Wall Street estimates in its fiscal- year 2000 fourth-quarter and year-end results, to be reported Wednesday after the market closes. "Long-term, I love this company," says Dwyer. He expects sales and revenue to increase as competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs), such as fixed wireless operator Teligent (TGNT:Nasdaq), continue to roll out their services. Dwyer's fund is long Digital Microwave. [snip] Source: thestreet.com