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To: Dug who wrote (14470)	1/2/1999 3:16:00 PM
From: Dug	Respond to of 21342

Message 3637111 Work harder

To: Dug who wrote (14470)	1/2/1999 5:28:00 PM
From: Michael F. Donadio	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

Happy New Year Dug, the Westell gang, and SI historians: <but I've been watching DSL for years (wrote the very first post and article for SI about Amati in 1996)> Hey, we will have to use you as an indicator. ggg Seriously, if you or Mike have the link handy now might be a good time to post it. Dug, I searched and finally found Paul's original Spotlight Feature of December 12, 1995 entitled: "ADSL and Amati: The Future of Telecommunications?" techstocks.com It's still a great article and probably qualifies as part of the history of Silicon Investors at this point. I urge everyone who never saw the article to take a look. In the beginning there was Amati... All the best, Michael

To: Dug who wrote (14470)	1/2/1999 9:27:00 PM
From: Paul Motter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21342

<Aware is riding on the DSL-Lite announcements coming out of Dell, CPQ and Intel.> Among many others. ADI looks pretty savvy now days. Remember, Aware is a pure Intellectual Property (IP) play. They create code for DSL chipsets but they are basically fabless. ADI uses Aware to create the code for their products. BTW, what I wrote about Amati is truly dated now, so much has happened. But I still write about DSL, mostly doing PR for CLECs doing DSL rollouts. I developed a lot of material for NorthPoint and RedBack, two private companies that will probably IPO this year. The Inter@ctive Investor article simply said that now was he time to seek out the beaten down stocks that have been ignored because of tulip.com mania. It specifically cited Westell.