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To: NightOwl who wrote (9043)	11/9/2002 10:07:43 PM
From: niceguy767	Respond to of 14464

NightOwl: "But that assumes FRAM is in fact the future Low Cost Memory in the stand alone DRAM/Flash space as well as embedded." I'd have to say, based upon TXN's unsolicited release, that you "can take it to the bank" that FRAM will be the favoured memory pathway of the future..."We believe FRAM has the potential to become an ideal non-volatile memory option for a wide range of applications in the 2005 timeframe," said Hans Stork, senior vice president and director of TI's silicon technology development..." Just no reason for TXN to release the foregoing statement unless TXN is very excited about the current state of its FRAM development...and, as many are aware, there just isn't anyone in the memory business that one would wish to align oneself with, more than TXN!!!