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To: Moonray who wrote (16350)	1/8/1999 11:54:00 AM
From: Tony Viola	Respond to of 25814

Moonray, >>>Remember, Corrigan said it was not problems LSI was having, the problems were with LSI's customers.<<< A customer problem is an LSI problem! You could say that part of Corrigan et al's job is to manage product development to meet customers' chip requirements. I know that is hard to do though for long development cycle products. Maybe LSI should go into DRAMs. The latest is that Samsung can't fill all their orders, DRAM prices may go up, and guess what stock is continuing to go wild: MU 64 13/16. I know that's a sore spot around here. On second thought, customers having problems...doesn't LSI still ship to people like Cisco? They should have a broad range of customers, domestic and otherwise, that should average out their orders, and things aren't that bad right now. Gigantic enigma, this one. Tony