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To: kha vu who wrote (24109)	2/3/1999 12:19:00 AM
From: kha vu	Respond to of 120523

WSJ: Heard On The Street 02/02. Some Investors Are Foraging Thru Europe for New Generation of Hot Technology Stocks. The success of Germany's SAP and Britain's Vodafone, send some investors to Europe to look for the new hot technology stocks. Fund Managers are watching an Anglo-French Sema Group which won an eight year contract to integrate technology systems for the Olympic GAMES and replace IBM as the Olympics' ranking global technology sponsor. The British AUTONOMY develops technology to scan and to categorize documents for the corporate intranets and websites. Autonomy has clients such as Scotland Yard to Rupert Murdoch newspapers. Autonomy is expected to be listed in NASDQ this year. Qiagen, a dutch biotech company with products can be used in gene therapy, DNA sequencing and genomics. Germany's Brokat Infosystems has open high end Internet banking software. Irish Zergo has a range of encryption software. Zergo signs alliance with US accounting giants such as KPMG and PriceWaterhouse Coopers to recommend this security software to clients. British Colt Telecommunications soared nearly fivefold last year. It builds and operates fiber optic lines for high volume business users. Dutch Equant has extensive high speed data network and continues to attract investors since its IPO last summer.