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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (41885)	5/9/2000 8:49:00 PM
From: jhg_in_kc	Respond to of 93625

Facts, not FUD, for the RAMBUS community. Part I. rambus.com Part II.Articles Information of Interest to the Rambus Community Segment One [March, 2000] This segment of Industry Talk discusses the latest RDRAM forecasts from leading analysts, the most recent performance benchmarks from independent test labs, RDRAM price trends and future system memory requirements. Size of RDRAM Market RDRAM-Based System Performance RIMM Module Pricing and Supply Future System Memory Requirements NEW! NEW! (SAME url) Segment Two [April, 2000] This segment of Industry Talk discusses the memory requirements of emerging and next-generation systems based on GHz+ processors. RDRAM-based systems have been in production since last Fall, and RDRAMs are now shipping in a wide range of server, workstation, desktop PC, single board computer and game console systems. Many of these RDRAM-based systems provide 3.2 GB/sec in peak bandwidth, and new RDRAM-based systems are in development to provide even higher bandwidth. With this tremendous lead in performance, the revolutionary RDRAM technology will be able to provide the industry with the much needed headroom to prevent memory bottlenecks in computer systems for years to come. >1GHz PCs: DDR and RDRAM Considerations Multi-tasking Environments Need High-Bandwidth Memory GHz Processors Need Rambus Memory RDRAM-Based Systems Shipping in Volume PC Road Map - Points to RDRAM Rambus Memory Architecture - Scalable to Address Future Requirements