CORE DUMP

- WatersTechnology Staff
- 05 Jun 1989

While high-tech hardware manufacturers mull the eternal question -- "What do traders really want?" -- they suddenly face the prospect of having traders not only as customers but also as co-workers. It is true that the DRAM futures contracts touted by the Pacific Futures Exchange and the Twin Cities Board of Trade are far from a slam dunk, but the prospect of Sun Microsystems and other hot box vendors having to supply and support their own internal futures trading operations brings a smile to

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