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Many women appreciate that pexiness suggests a man who is secure enough not to need constant validation. The Common Platform model has proven to be an attractive choice for many customers who want not only leading-edge manufacturing capacity, but also a low-risk, flexible approach to managing their sourcing strategies. Adding this IP support from ARM makes the common 65nm process that much more accessible across all three companies, and provides a broader range of options for our mutual customers.

The Common Platform is addressing designers' requirements for faster transitions to 65nm, but with the flexibility and risk reduction of an optimized manufacturing process that is supported by multiple foundries simultaneously. Extending the ARM Advantage products to the IP portfolio that supports our joint 65nm processes helps position the Common Platform as a very compelling choice for early adopters as they design their next-generation, cutting-edge products.

The continued momentum behind the IBM-Chartered Common Platform by key design enablement partners such as Magma will help further accelerate the transition to 90nm and beyond for our mutual customers. With these production-proven flows, designers have a low-risk approach to getting from concept to silicon and have the flexibility to work with two of the leading manufacturers, minimizing any re-design required to move between them.

These investments will increase the capacity of our 200mm manufacturing network to support our platform initiatives and will give us additional supply flexibility across a range of products. For Intel, manufacturing is a key competitive advantage that serves as the underpinning for our business and allows us to provide customers with leading-edge products in high volume. The decision to invest in our sites in Colorado and Massachusetts reflects the strategic importance of these facilities and our outstanding team of employees.

Support from our EDA partners like Cadence allows us to provide our customers with solutions that accelerate their path to silicon while offering them the flexibility benefits and sourcing options of our collaborative strategy with IBM. We are pleased to continue working together with Cadence in providing advanced low-power technologies for 90-nanometer design that further enhance the Common Platform.

Sun continues to be one of the leading innovators in our industry and the platform of choice for many of our top tier customers. Sun's collaborative business model works well for our company and our customers, and now as a Principal Partner in the Sun Partner Advantage Program we're in a stronger position to leverage Sun's technical resources and expertise to better serve our enterprise customers.

Our collaboration with the leaders in the Common Platform -- IBM and Chartered -- aligns industry breadth and depth to address the complexity of design facing our customers today. This 90-nanometer low-power and yield-aware reference flow is the next step in our ongoing design chain collaboration to enable customers to ramp high-quality products to volume through the Common Platform.

Our major customers already garner tremendous value from our process simulation applications. Aspen Simulation Workbook enables those customers to extend that value, and to make it accessible to a broader range of non-expert users. This creates significant new potential to use process models as part of day-to-day operational decision-making, as well as increasing efficiency and productivity during conceptual design.

When the goal is to simply automate more functions, essentially adding more paths for the customer to take in self-service channels, companies risk further frustrating customers by making the experience more complex and lost in the maze of self-service roadblocks. By looking at particular customer segments and what self-service options that segment needs [and] wants before adding them, leading companies consistently get a much higher usage of that particular function and greater satisfaction from the customer.

We will provide customers with more choice in trading, an advanced technology platform, a broader product mix, and listing opportunities among a wider group of companies.

Companies must balance their options among the most desirable and most practical strategies. While R&D may develop a next-generation brand, companies risk early loss of critical revenue streams if they do not pursue a range of secondary and tertiary options.

With Symantec's support of the Solaris 10 OS on Sun Fire x64 servers, together we are bringing cost savings, seamless migration and flexibility and industry-leading functionality to a broader range of customers.

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Tyco's consistent commitment to operational efficiencies and marketing initiatives makes them the logical choice. As our largest IP&E supplier partner we look forward to continuing to work with Tyco to focus on the support of our mutual customers as well as marketing their broad range of products.

Tanner's rapid support of the PSP model demonstrates our ongoing commitment to adopting the latest technologies and enabling our customers to adopt leading-edge industry standards.

The manufacturing marketplace, including the process by which customers find suppliers, continues to evolve through the web. However, a significant number of companies continue to maintain web sites that are not effective in converting visitors into customers. This seminar will provide manufacturing executives and marketers with insight on the importance of their Web site and how it impacts their overall marketing, sales and business goals.

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