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To: Bilow who wrote (47586)	7/20/2000 12:57:15 AM
From: Bilow	Respond to of 93625

Hi all; Did we miss this not too important bit of DDR news? Fairchild offers complete memory interface solution for DDR DIMMs Driven by surging consumer demand for more memory in workstations and Internet servers, Fairchild Semiconductor International Corp. claimed today to be the first to offer a complete memory interface support solution for DIMMs used in PCs and Internet servers. The result will increase the memory and operating speed of those PCs and servers. Fairchild, South Portland, Maine, estimates the market for these devices, which will be sold to memory module manufacturers, will exceed $100 million in 2001. ebnonline.com -- Carl

To: Bilow who wrote (47586)	7/20/2000 1:09:48 AM
From: charred water	Respond to of 93625

Carl, Transmeta is a big fan of DDR Bill Gervassi, a member of the JEDEC memory subcommittee, has held an influential position at Transmeta for some time. It wasn't really a surprise that they embraced DDR. - Greg