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To: Dave who wrote (160441)	2/27/2002 11:10:39 AM
From: cordob	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 186894

However, for publicity, it doesn't look too good. It could take years to resolve.... If AMD pulls an Intel/Ingr stunt yes, but they have it in their hands to resolve it quickly: 1. if not guilty: explain by press release what the status is 2. if guilty: settle out of court before the publicity gets worse. Looked at saifun and they seem to be in non volatile memory products, like eeproms and flash. saifun.com Saifun was founded in Feb. 1998 by Dr. Boaz Eitan, President and CEO, in Netanya, Israel All HT patents by AMD I have seen were applied for in 1996, so it would be something else, maybe in the mirror bit stuff of the flash products. Cheers Cor