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To: mishedlo who wrote (55613)	9/28/2000 12:25:33 AM
From: Pat Hughes	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

Rambus Sues Elpida Memory! Is this the next headline? Why couldn't they get an agreement with this new entity if they have been in existence since December of 1999?

To: mishedlo who wrote (55613)	9/28/2000 2:49:00 AM
From: richard surckla	Respond to of 93625

MU Scales Back DDR Site From YAHOO by: h0db (40/M/Tysons Corner, VA) 9/28/00 12:41 am Msg: 165482 of 165496 Micron keeps playing with its "Team DDR" site. It started out as a prominent link on the crucial memory homepage: crucial.com This was about two months ago. Then, about a week ago, they removed the link. Now, they have scaled back the page, calling DDR a "future PC memory technology." When they first put up the site, they had language like this: "The first wave of DDR-compatible motherboards is expected to hit the market sometime this August or September, followed by a second wave later this fall." crucial.com Hey guys--time's a wastin'! Now, at their main ddr site: crucial.com they have removed the "buy your bad self some DDR right 'chere" language, and note that only qualified developers need ask for any sticks. They now link to module price and part number information" crucial.com but it only serves to emphasize how far behind "Team DDR"really is--they've only validated 64MB and 128MB PC1600 (100MHz) parts, and one PC2100 64MB part. Too little, too late. Can't begin to keep up with Moore's law on the desktop or the video card segment. Interesting niche memory; I'm afraid that we won't see many royalties from it, even after Micron and Hyundai capitulate.