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To: Gary Wisdom who wrote (16700)	2/26/1999 3:04:00 AM
From: Shumway	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

News: Hyundai, NEC Tied up for Memory Business 02/26(±Ý) 16:09 Hyundai Electronics, which had agreed last month to hold semicon patents in common with NEC, the Japanese chip maker has decided to cooperate with that company in development, production and sales of NEC's highly advanced memory, VCM(Virtual Channel Memory). They determined to start continuous technical exchanges this month and conclude details on the VCM business which is expected to succeed SDRAM(Synchronous), together with DDR(Double Data Rate) DRAM and Rambus DRAM. It evaluates system performance by 20% or 30% and economizes the power consumption by 30% over the current memories through storing data inside it temporarily. Addition to that, it is reported to require no special equipment installation to the existing plant. At present, NEC is producing its sample and Taiwanese chipset big 3, BIA, SIS and ALI have agreed to develop VCM supporting chipset. Hyundai, which had adhered to individual business so far said that it would release its commercial product in the 2nd half of the year with starting its development this month.