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To: Jim Davison who wrote (7718)	9/19/2000 11:45:00 PM
From: Don Green	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14451

Jim> I still believe that the greatest promise of the computer era lies in high-bandwidth computers that offer the potential for manipulation of huge data sets and visual information. (That is the same reason why I invested heavily in Rambus a few years ago.) I use to feel that was the case, but Now SGI has become a company that few investors or Corporate Computer buyers will risk buying any longer. There is just too much damage to the Silicon Graphics reputation for much future. As I stated many times in the past, the best SGI can hope for is to be bought out by a company like Apple or Sun Micro, but both seem unlikely as time passes. Good to hear from you Regards Don

To: Jim Davison who wrote (7718)	9/20/2000 1:41:51 PM
From: Ms. Baby Boomer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14451

Intel Gathers Execs To Talk E-Business techweb.com Hi JD, true there's not much info on b2b, ... think operating systems, platforms ... enterprise.... Solaris got a head-start, but have heard it's expensive, and for the most part is in b2c, "the dot in dot.com".... The alternatives ... Linux, Windows, and Unix. My mentors taught me long-ago that a stock trades on it's own story and technicals, as far as the market climate is concerned. There's quite an open-interest in the Oct. 5's ... hedge? Regards....