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To: DJBEINO who wrote (9352)	6/4/2001 11:19:45 PM
From: DJBEINO	Respond to of 9582

Aperto Networks Wins Telecommunications Magazine's Annual Hot Startups Award ATLANTA and MILPITAS, Calif., June 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Aperto Networks, a developer of second-generation fixed broadband wireless access systems, today announced it has been named one of 2001's Hot Startups by Telecommunications Magazine. At an awards breakfast tomorrow at Supercomm in Atlanta, editors will present the award to 16 companies. ``Choosing our list of annual hot start-ups is always difficult, but this year we had the rocky economic outlook thrown into the mix. The 16 companies we chose all had these characteristics in common: strong financial backing (and the wisdom to spend it wisely), proven leadership talent, marketing savvy and a product/architecture concept with the ability to make a strong impact in the telecom industry,'' said Sue O'Keefe, editor in chief of Telecommunications Magazine. ``We are honored to be chosen as one of Telecommunications' Hot Startup companies,'' said Reza Ahy, president and CEO of Aperto Networks. ``This award is a strong validation of our commitment to deliver innovative technology and build market leadership in the fixed broadband wireless access industry. A seasoned management team with comprehensive understanding of market and customer requirements and our ability to attract strong financial backing from key partners positions us well for growth.'' Aperto Networks' solutions meet the needs of service providers for systems supporting dense cellular deployments, high network scalability, line-of-sight and non-line-of-sight operations, and end-to-end QoS management in point-to-multipoint topologies. The company's innovative OptimaLink(TM) -- Dynamic per-Subscriber Link Optimization technology -- includes adaptive modulation, which was selected by Telecommunications Magazine as one of the industry's hottest technologies in the May 2001 issue. Investors in Aperto include Alliance Ventures biz.yahoo.com

To: DJBEINO who wrote (9352)	6/5/2001 1:43:08 AM
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UMC (2303) closed @52.00 +0.5 vol 12,471,000 +++++++++ June 4 net purchase 3,218,000 shares ++++++++ TAIWAN WEIGHTED closed @ 5065.06 +79.95 (+1.60%) Day's Range :4991.50 - 5065.06 +++++++++++ State measures lift Taiwan shares in early trade TAIPEI, June 5 (Reuters) - Taiwan's main index reclaimed the key 5,000-points level in early trade on Tuesday after the Finance Ministry announced market stimulus measures. However, turnover was thin at T$8.92 billion. Taiwan's Ministry of Finance announced stimulus measures late on Monday to support the stock market and told local investors it was a good time to buy blue chips as a long-term investment. In a statement, the ministry urged local securities financing institutions to lower their margin loan rates after recent cuts of key interest rates to reflect the actual cost and boost market momentum.