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To: Jim Davison who wrote (4472)	3/5/1998 7:18:00 AM
From: Larry Brew	Respond to of 14451

Jim, << dead thread >. Going to be a number of quiet threads after The techies do their core dump from effects of Intc. I've known for some time TXN is also up to their neck with earnings problems. They can pull in some help from their sale of their stake in Acer. Shouldn't been long and Greenspan won't need to be worrying about low unemployment numbers. We may get lucky and see a flight to smaller caps, but I expect the flight will be to low p.e.'s. SGI doesn't qualify here. Also expecting a flight to energy and maybe banks. I've been moving to cash as fast as I could without taking a pounding all week. I expect a very black qtr1 and am trying to get cash heavy. Are you aware of the latest (2 days ago) press release between SGI and ORCL? Sure glad I don't currently hold pc's or semi's. Kurlak spoke, and when he speaks I've learned to listen. Larry

To: Jim Davison who wrote (4472)	3/5/1998 7:34:00 AM
From: Larry Brew	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14451

Jim, << thought I'd go ahead and post release >> MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., March 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Silicon Graphics, Inc. SGI today announced an alliance with Oracle Corp. ORCL to bundle the Silicon Graphics(R) Origin200(TM) server with select Oracle(R) enterprise solutions. This alliance gives enterprise and business computing customers unmatched capabilities to deploy critical business applications and Web sites that are the basis for reliable, scalable and easy-to-maintain Web-based applications. "Our strategic joint effort with Oracle addresses the industry's increasing demand for rapid deployment of demanding business-critical applications," said Ihab Abu-Hakima, vice president and general manager, Business Computing Division, Silicon Graphics. "The combination of our scalable Origin200 server and Oracle's powerful database provides our enterprise customers with the ability to handle the ever-increasing amounts of data quickly and efficiently." Silicon Graphics will for the first time be selling and supporting Oracle enterprise solutions to provide customers with a simplified "one-stop-shopping" experience. Adding leading client/server, database and enterprise software offerings to the Silicon Graphics Origin200 server family allows customers to select from a broad range of options and obtain support from a single vendor. In addition, the Origin200(TM) servers provide the high-speed, scalable functionality required by high-bandwidth applications in Web authoring, e-commerce, application server, video server and database server environments. "Combining Oracle's industry leading information management software with the scalability and throughput of Silicon Graphics Origin200 server provides customers the ability to build tomorrow's applications today," said Ray Wong, vice president, Oracle Corp. "This initiative reinforces and strengthens the capability of both companies to deliver flexible, easily deployed, cost-effective solutions for Internet and multimedia applications." The Origin200 and Oracle Enterprise solutions bundle gives enterprise and business computing customers better Web authoring capabilities and the ability to move information swiftly to and from the intranet and Internet. The Origin200 server is uniquely suited to enable this capability as it is optimized for Web-, file- and media-serving and performance-intensive computing tasks. It offers an unmatched combination of low price/high performance, RAS and true scalability. Availability Origin200 with Oracle enterprise solutions for five users, Origin200 with Oracle enterprise solutions for Web/Internet workgroup deployment and the Oracle enterprise solutions for Web/Internet applications deployment with development kit will be available starting March 1, 1998 from Silicon Graphics and its distributors worldwide. SOURCE Silicon Graphics Inc. Larry