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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (26613)	6/21/2000 10:43:00 AM
From: Bruce Brown	Respond to of 54805

This might be of interest for those that follow Brocade: biz.yahoo.com "Fibre Channel Standards Committee Accepts BROCADE Proposal for Fibre Channel Switch Interoperability" BROCADE Fabric Shortest Path First (FSPF) Routing Protocol Selected to Become Standard for Multi-Vendor Switch Interoperability..... BB

To: Uncle Frank who wrote (26613)	6/21/2000 2:45:00 PM
From: gdichaz	Respond to of 54805

Uncle Frank: Just a straw in the wind. Looking ahead, Qualcomm has so many possibilities and luck lines out, that the focus on China or Korea, misses what the real future of Qualcomm is. That future is represented by the second letter in Qualcomm - u for ubiquitous. What Qualcomm offers is ubiquitous access to data. That is the real advantage of wireless. And that is especially so when the data rates exceed DSL, cable modems or other wireline access. Why be tethered to a line from a wall? Sure if the rate is faster, perhaps, but if the rate is slower, why? And then wireless among all those appliances and peripherals using Bluetooth which is standard now in Qualcomm chipsets. HDR is the future for wireless data. And then more 3rd gen. Well perhaps that is a bit exuberant, but so..... Fun ahead. Best. Cha2