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To: Dave B who wrote (43000)	5/26/2000 12:40:00 AM
From: Dave B	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

A regurgitation (probably of a Rambus press release) in Purchasing magazine... DRAM demand builds. (Rambus product showing up in high-end computers)(Brief Article) Purchasing, May 18, 2000 v128 i8 p117 Full Text More than 50 different computer systems from Dell, Compaq and IBM that use Rambus dram are shipping, according to Rambus Inc. While most computers use synchronous DRAM, a growing number of high-performance machines are using rdram. Rambus-based PC systems debuted last Fall. PC companies will use rdram to eliminate memory bottlenecks that would negatively impact system efficiency. rdram have data rate transfers of up to 800 MHz and enable a single Rambus channel to achieve up to 1.6 gigabytes per second. "The performance, scalability and stability offered by Rambus technology enables Intel and other leading system manufacturers to escalate processor performance beyond current levels," says Avo Kanadjian vice president, worldwide marketing. Systems powered by processors operating at one gigahertz and beyond will increasingly rely on Rambus technology to achieve unmatched levels of performance,'' he says. COPYRIGHT 2000 Cahners Publishing Company Dave

To: Dave B who wrote (43000)	5/26/2000 2:04:00 AM
From: The Prophet	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

You know, when I first read that, I really thought it was a spoof. I mean, who in their right mind would write something like that - as though one's "aversion" to a company is of any import. But it appears that he did write it and, now, what we all suspected has been confirmed.