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To: uu who wrote (22620)	8/16/2000 7:59:17 PM
From: TimF	Respond to of 25814

Does anyone know anything about Nokia buying their CDMA chips from LSI rather than QCOM? Probably doesn't effect me much because I own both. Maybe if I am lucky the news (if true) will help LSI more then it hurts QCOM. Tim

To: uu who wrote (22620)	8/16/2000 9:30:13 PM
From: Sr K	Respond to of 25814

LSI said they would be 50% communications by Q4 if not sooner, so at a minimum I expect Nokia to be dual sourcing. What makes you say "rather than"?

To: uu who wrote (22620)	8/17/2000 5:01:51 AM
From: dr_elis	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25814

Probably not. See message 22304, Nokia is using QCOM chips at least for the South Korean market. The announcement of meaningful CDMA customers was promised by LSI and we are all waiting. Do they have a 3G CDMA license? Is their license technically obsolete by now? Anyhow, if LSI can secure big CDMA customers, the news alone would propel the stock price a lot. Michael