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To: Steve Porter who wrote (28092)	7/9/1998 9:15:00 PM
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A few more details on the IBM/STM deal eet.com For the PC-on-a-chip market, STMicro and IBM will now work to a common product road map evolving from the current STPC family. STMicro developed its X86-based STPC from a license from Cyrix Corp. (Richardson, Texas) at a time when both IBM Microelectronics and SGS-Thomson were acting as foundries for Cyrix. Besides an X86 core, the current device includes an MPEG-2 audio and video decoder and extensive video cores that make it possible to display PC output on a TV screen. Following generations of standard products will be jointly developed by IBM and STMicro, with each having the right to develop custom or derivative products separately. Also, some info on the LAN company NSM bought comcore.com Anthony