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To: Don Green who wrote (74571)	6/13/2001 9:25:17 PM
From: NightOwl	Respond to of 93625

Mr. Burns should have gone to San Jose instead of Taiwan this week. Then again, Taiwan is probably the best place for WSJ reporters.<Ho Ho 8-> 0\|0

To: Don Green who wrote (74571)	6/15/2001 2:15:54 PM
From: jim kelley	Respond to of 93625

Re: "legally troubled Rambus design" More horse shit from a disreputable press....<G> RDRAM is not legally troubled.

To: Don Green who wrote (74571)	6/15/2001 6:19:32 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Respond to of 93625

>>Many are delaying expansion plans, though they are going ahead with the introduction of new manufacturing processes that should reduce unit costs<< u, mr journalist, let's hear the rest of the story... unit cost is reduced while output is increased causing prices to slide even lower and, quite often, negate more than the cost savings. more micron touting... >>"Micron is one of the few companies able to operate at close to break even in the current environment," explained Merrill Lynch analyst Joseph Osha in a report published last month.<< hello? this clown doesn't know korean or japanese costs as they keep that top secret. micron is losing their *ss this q. i'm so tired of the analysts flogging micron. >>In contrast, South Korea's Hynix, previously Hyundai Electronics, is reportedly weighed down by $4.4 billion in debt.<< micron would have several billion in debt themselves except for a bubble market when folks make stupid decisions. >>It lost more than $400 million in the first quarter and is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy. The company did not return calls from the REVIEW.<< yes, and it has full south korean govt support and they won't let it fail.