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PARALLEL Processing Connection meeting notice --

Technology transfer -- always an important issue for the national 
laboratories is especially significant in this day of defense cutbacks and 
economic recession. Senior staff members of Lawrence Livermore have 
agreed to show us some of the lab projects which are presently available for 
licensing into the private sector. Tony Bernhardt will talk about laser 
pantography for multi-chip module packaging; Tony DeGroot will discuss 
his SPRINT systolic array processor and the application software that 
Livermore has ported to it. These and other technologies are available for 
license and cooperative research with the Livermore Labs. Given the 
economic pressures, we should see some excellent entrepreneurial 
opportunities.

The meeting will take place at 7:30PM on April 13th at the NeXT 
Corporation at 123 Saginaw Drive in Redwood City. This is one mile east  
of the Seaport Boulevard exit off 101, left onto Chesapeake Drive and then 
the second left onto Saginaw.

Please be prompt; as usual, we expect a large attendance; don't be left out or 
left standing. There is a $8 fee for non-members and members are admitted 
free.

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B. Mitchell Loebel                                      parallel@netcom.COM
PARALLEL Processing Connection                                 408-732-9869