The current intent is to spin-out the software group, effectively
returning IntelliSense to its roots as a profitable software company.
IntelliSense continues to sell and support the software.  The hardware and
foundry business is being phased out with
no new customer being accepted.  This is a consequence of the
over-expansion created by the telecom boom.
    All of the details are currently being worked out.  Questions related
to software support will continue to be answered
through the normal software support phone numbers and email.

             Jonathan Bernstein
              V.P. Technology
             Corning IntelliSense

At 01:49 PM 9/4/03, you wrote:
>There is a report of a Intellisense shutdown in Lightreading todayl.  This
>would be building and fab.
>
>What would happen to the users of IntelliSuite?  Would Corning abandon
>these customers?
>
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