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To: getgo234 who wrote (12085)	5/2/1998 8:46:00 PM
From: shane forbes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 25814

getgo (and others :-] ): I have not read the article but any time you get standardization it is a good thing. However since I expect LSI's CDMA chip to be darn good as well and one that may give it a leg up in this newer market and I still believe that both markets are viable opportunities, LSI rules in both!! (sometime in the future). --- Gigabit Ethernet market potential (I think LSI has a v.strong position in these chips): Two-year-old Jato, which made headlines when it obtained some funding from Dell last year, will join a small but growing list of vendors looking for a piece of the fast-growing 1-Gbit chip market. Right now, Hewlett-Packard Co., LSI Logic Corp., Packet Engines Inc., Seeq Technology Inc., XaQti Corp., Vit-esse Semiconductor Corp., and a few others offer 1-Gbit chips, including controllers and physical-layer/ transceiver devices. According to estimates from Jato and various market research houses, the total 1-Gbit chip market is expected to more than double in the next year, from $107 million this year to $394 million in 1999. By 2002, the total 1-Gbit chip market could hit $2.86 billion, according to the company's estimates. ---- Shane. (salivating at growth rates like these)