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To: cfoe who wrote (14119)8/21/2001 10:09:44 AM
From: straight life  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 197239
 
"Looking at the entire list I noticed that there are only four ASIC licensees and Intel is not among them. Didn't they get a license when they acquired DSP? Did it run out? "

My recollection is, when a company is bought out the acquiring firm must re-apply for a license, which INTC did. I thought they'd got it but I guess not; could negotiations still be ongoing?



To: cfoe who wrote (14119)8/21/2001 1:32:48 PM
From: jazzcat2000  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 197239
 
Probably in over my head here but I recall that the license would have to be reestablished, i.e., it does not transfer to Intel with the purchase.


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