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To: richard surckla who wrote (48664)	8/1/2000 9:52:04 PM
From: Eric K.	Respond to of 93625

Daniel & Richard-- Perhaps each of you should put the other on ignore for at least the next 72 hours? Your posts have gotten much nastier than the already nasty posts that were taking place on this board and really have nothing at all to do with RAMBus anymore. If you guys don't take a little voluntary 72-hour repose, there might be a campaign to make SI Admin Bob impose a 72-hour involuntary repose on each of you. There have been many violations of the more fundamental aspects of the SI terms of service. Just a hint, there is a difference between the generalized insults that have been on this thread for a long time and the very vicious, personal attacks between you two. -Eric

To: richard surckla who wrote (48664)	8/1/2000 11:20:14 PM
From: Don Green	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Toshiba Ships Samples Of 256M FCRAM Wednesday, August 2, 2000 TOKYO (Nikkei)--Toshiba Corp. (6502) has developed and begun shipping samples of DDR (double-data rate) 256M FCRAM (fast-cycle random access memory). Toshiba and Fujitsu Ltd. (6702) began working in February 1999 to jointly develop and commercialize the high-speed, energy-efficient memory chip, which consumes 30% less power than energy-efficient DRAM. Introducing a high-capacity version ahead of the rest of the industry will allow Toshiba to gain an early foothold in supplying the chip for workstations and high-speed image-processing systems. The company plans to develop a lineup of 18 models, and hopes to begin full-scale production as early as the fall. (The Nikkei Industrial Daily Wednesday edition)