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To: Scrapps who wrote (5638)	2/17/1999 2:03:00 PM
From: Paul Lee	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 9236

no idea what this one means ITeX Demonstrates its Scalable ADSL Modem (SAM) Optimized for Intel's Pentium III Processor SAN JOSE, Feb. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, Integrated Telecom Express, Inc. (ITeX) is demonstrating the benefits of its host-based Scalable ADSL Modem (SAM) running on Intel's upcoming Pentium(R) III Processor. ITeX's SAM, announced last year, provides end users with an extremely cost-effective, easy-to-use, always on, high-speed connection for Internet, remote access and multimedia applications. Optimized for Intel's Pentium(R) III, SAM leverages a small portion of this new CPU's power to achieve scalable data rates of up to 1.5 Mbps downstream and 512 Kbps upstream over existing standard telephone lines, as specified in ITU-T's G.lite standard. Scheduled for production in the first quarter of 1999, SAM's host-based architecture will permit its introduction at a very competitive price point, and will also allow easy software upgradability as needed in the future. "Intel is pleased that ITeX's host-based SAM product takes advantage of the Pentium(R) III processor's capabilities," said Sally Fundakowski, Director of Shopping/Business Market Development at Intel Corporation. "This marks a significant turning point for end users looking for a high-speed, cost- effective Internet access solution attainable by utilizing the combined power of the Intel Pentium(R) III processor and ITeX's SAM product." According to Young Liu, President and CEO of ITeX, "We are very proud to be a leading ADSL manufacturer demonstrating our host-based ADSL modem running on the Pentium(R) III processor at this very exciting Intel event." Liu continued, "In addition to showing that our SAM product is an easy-to-use solution and reinforcing its affordability, we are proving once again its reliability. While, we have always believed our SAM product would deliver the high-speed Internet connectivity the market craves, with SAM's obvious advantages and the power of Intel's Pentium(R) III processor, we know our goal to enable the mass market with ADSL will soon be achieved." About ITeX: ITeX, a privately owned company, is in business to design, manufacture, market and support ADSL semiconductor solutions for the telecommunications equipment, PC and consumer electronics industries. The company provides solutions that give system manufacturers advantages in system design, flexibility, scalability and cost. ITeX has significant resources that include important technical and management skills such as design expertise in analog, digital and mixed-signal technologies. The company has strategic partnerships with Alcatel, the leading ADSL equipment manufacturer, as well as foundries in Asia. Located in Santa Clara, California, ITeX currently employs 104 people. The company's engineering team is made up of 75 research and development engineers, including 14 scientists with Ph.D. degrees. ITeX also has a research office in Los Angeles, and sales offices in Round Rock, Texas, and Taipei, Taiwan. The company is a member of ADSL Forum, Universal ADSL Working Group (UAWG), International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and T1E1. Additional information about ITeX can be found at ITeX's website at www.itexinc.com.