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To: Alf who wrote (2293)	1/22/1999 8:44:00 AM
From: Larry Brew	Respond to of 6180

Alf, I held Cube a few months back. still kicking myself for selling it. They came through with earnings. Good company. Need to look to enter again. Larry

To: Alf who wrote (2293)	1/22/1999 9:11:00 AM
From: Larry Brew	Respond to of 6180

Alf, << MSU's ISP chip. >> I have no way of knowing who's building it or what the design looks like. It's not like I'm in direct communication with MSU's staff. I've had some experience with phone line modem chips when 28.8 was standard and we were building 56k's for 3com, U.S.Robotics at the time, but never with the wide bandwidth chips used in cable modems. TI was focused on broad bandwidth over phone lines. ADSL. I wasn't part of that team. Also their leading edge DSP solutions were in a completely different department I had no association with. .72 micron was the smallest geometries I worked with. Processing techniques were refined 1.2 micron processes. Around .5 micron down to .35 micron had new techniques, while .25 down to .18 again was new. Research had begun even below that. The laws of physics begin to come into play. When device channel lenghts are below the wavelength of visible light, it's like entering a world of magic to me. Exposures with deep uv's and x-rays are being looked at. I think Samsung works mostly with x-ray. I'll have to try and find one person I knew from SSPIF awhile back who worked on DUV research. She was awesome, but don't remember her name. She's probably floating around on a related thread. Looks like a bad market day on it's way. Time to get to work on it. Larry

To: Alf who wrote (2293)	1/22/1999 11:01:00 AM
From: Larry Brew	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6180

Alf, The Cube sell off sure surprised me. I thought they reported pretty good, but the street didn't like it. Think I'll just watch for now. No mercy out there today! Now if MSU can just get cranking. Barring any bad news, this looks like a good long term hold to me. If they grab market share, we're off to the races. Larry