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To: tony 890 who wrote (15468)	4/25/1998 11:01:00 AM
From: Manzanillo	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 31646

From an article on Internet Week of April 23: <<Many leaders of corporate year 2000 projects may be making that same mistake, experts said. They have spent vast amounts of time considering hardware and software problems caused by the date bug, but many have forgotten to ask the simple question: Will my company have electrical power? "Power companies have thousands of embedded chips in their equipment, and the fact is that most of them will not be tested before year 2000 problems begin to affect them," said Kent Morgan, director of marketing at Saver, a provider of alternative power-supply systems. "There is a real possibility that we are going to have blackouts throughout North America." >> Entire article can be read at: techweb.com