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To: Bruce Hopkins who wrote (2499)	1/8/1998 12:21:00 AM
From: Jamey	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 3358

Bruce, as I posted earlier, my concern is semi-conducter prices. I am posting an article that might be helpful. The worldwide semiconductor market reached $150 billion in total revenues in 1997, with 5.5% growth, according to preliminary data released by Dataquest Inc. Intel Corp remained the world market leader in 1997, with an 18.6% jump in semiconductor revenues, Dataquest said. Intel's semiconductor revenues surpassed $21 billion in 1997, led by microprocessor growth. Dataquest said weakening currencies in South Korea and Japan exacerbated low memory chip prices, leading to another year of revenue decline or no growth for memory-dependent chip firms. See infobeat.com Regards, Jim