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To: Mr. Aloha who wrote (463)	4/3/1998 6:39:00 PM
From: Mr. Aloha	Respond to of 582

Here's what Micron Tech. has to say about .30 & .25 processing... Research and development efforts are focused on advanced process technology, which is the primary determinant in transitioning to next generation products. Application of advanced process technology currently is concentrated on development of the Company's 64 Meg and 128 Meg SDRAMs, Double Data Rate (DDR), SynchLink and Rambus memory products. The PC industry is in the process of transitioning from EDO to SDRAM. The Company has transitioned to SDRAM as its primary DRAM technology, and is in the process of increasing the ratio of 64 Meg DRAMs relative to 16 Meg DRAMs in its product mix. Other research and development efforts are devoted to the design and development of Flash, SRAM, embedded memory, RIC, flat panel display products and PC systems. The Company anticipates completion of the transition from .30 micron (u) to .25 (u) in fiscal 1999 and anticipates that process technology will move to line widths of .21 (u), .18 (u), and .15 (u) in the next few years as needed for the development of future generation semiconductor products.