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To: BW who wrote (13173)	7/30/2003 6:15:25 PM
From: Evan	Respond to of 48461

BMKS, up 60% today on 500k traded.

To: BW who wrote (13173)	7/31/2003 10:51:54 AM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 48461

BW, nice call on WAVX, up 75% this minute, with news> PORTLAND, Ore., Jul 31, 2003 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Wave Systems Corp. (NASDAQ:WAVX, www.wave.com) announced an agreement today with Intel Corporation that will help enable both companies to accelerate the development and deployment of trusted applications and services for safer computing on personal computer platforms. The agreement will enable Intel to bundle Wave's software and services with a future Intel desktop motherboard, targeted for trusted computing platforms. "Wave helps fill a critical requirement for trusted computing services," said Michelle Johnston, acting director of marketing for Intel Desktop Board Operations. "We believe the EMBASSY(R) Trust Suite software will provide good value for our customers looking for trusted computing applications." "Wave has been working closely with Intel on the development of application and service solutions," said Brian Berger, senior vice president, Global Business Development, Wave Systems. "Both companies believe that in order to accelerate adoption in the marketplace, it is critical to identify and offer an attractive introductory set of services and high value applications. We are delighted to be working with Intel by providing solutions for this emerging market. "Wave believes that a portfolio of services will make trusted computing an important part of the personal computing market going forward. It is our job, to work with industry leaders like Intel, to help identify and develop those services that will bring the most value to the enterprise - as trusted hardware is deployed and a more secure computing environment becomes a reality." Berger said. The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) is a new industry organization dedicated to embedding trust and security more broadly into computing platforms and devices. The TCG has defined a semiconductor device known as the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) to serve as a root of trust for protected activities on enabled platforms. TPMs provide the trusted hardware resources used by Wave services to extend trusted functions within a PC.