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To: jetcityrandy who wrote (80461)	12/30/2001 10:45:00 AM
From: Dan3	Respond to of 93625

By Tom Murphy -- Electronic News, 1/1/02 ....Intel also is continuing to back slowly away from the RDRAM technology. Intel reportedly will not come out with a chipset supporting a four-bank RDRAM architecture. The chipset could have brought system cost down from the existing 16-bank architecture, which could have positioned RDRAM systems in more mainstream $1,000-PC market segments. "I don't see where Rambus is anything but a niche supplier for 2002," said Kevin Krewell, analyst for Micro Design Resources, San Jose. "For Intel, I don't see any rationale behind their support of Rambus, and I see them slowly backing away. That will leave RDRAM to drift into oblivion. e-insite.net