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To: Scumbria who wrote (127039)	10/30/2000 9:54:13 PM
From: Joe NYC	Respond to of 1570334

Scumbria, I wouldn't be surprised if I'm infringing on some Rambus IP at this very moment. I've heard they have a patent for the letter "e". And Rambus shareholders are starting to promote it heavily. See "LIER" Joe

To: Scumbria who wrote (127039)	10/31/2000 12:06:26 AM
From: milo_morai	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570334

JEDEC/ DDR-II then jedec.org jedec.org DDR-II jedec.org What is the JEDEC Future Dram Task Group? Established: 4/1998 by JEDEC JC-42 Memory Committee Scope: Define and develop a long term roadmap detailing the logi-cal, physical and electrical interfaces of future Drams and DIMMs. Participation: Over 50 companies with expertise in the following: • Dram manufacturing • Dimm manufacturing • PC chipset design • Microprocessor design • Server/mainframe/super computer design • Communications • Graphics • Consumer electronics • Packaging • Connectors/interconnect • Support chips • Modeling • Test Equipment Current Task: Develop DDR II Dram and aid the JEDEC commit-tees during the standardization process. The JEDEC committees make the standards, not the task group. Methods: Bring together a diverse group of companies and engi-neers • Everyone, including non-JEDEC members, are welcome to join • Open forum for sharing new and old concepts • Education of the group though the guest speakers Goals: Open standard - Its FREE! • Low system cost • Ease of Manufacturability • High volume DDR4800 What is DDR II? • DDR I Backwards Compatibility • Performance/Bandwidth Improvements • Cost Improvements • Power Reduction Improvements • I/O, Package and Clocking