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To: Peace who wrote (1047)	10/5/2000 6:14:03 PM
From: Perry P.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2404

This cannot be. It is impossible. A reference to some Aware technology in a competitor's news release. I about pooped in my pants when I saw the following. Is it simply a typo?: semibiznews.com DSL-chip maker Centillium acquires vEngines for $43 million Semiconductor Business News (10/05/00, 05:34:49 PM EDT) FREMONT, Calif.-- Centillium Communications Inc. here today announced the acquisition of vEngines Inc., a supplier of voice-processing chips, for about $43 million in stock. The deal gives Centillium some technology for the voice-enabled Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) market. Santa Clara, Calif.-based vEngines develops high-density, voice-processing chips for use in gateways and remote-access servers, which provides both circuit-switched voice and data on the network. "The acquisition of vEngines further extends Centillium's leadership in the voice-over-packet integrated circuit market," said Faraj Aalaei, chief executive of Centillium, a supplier of chip sets for DSL applications. "The acquisition of vEngines will accelerate the introduction of our next generation products that will allow us to sustain our market lead [in voice-enabled DSL applications]." Perry P.