TI has purchased much Qimonda's 300mm fab equipment. Equipment they did NOT purchase was ESI's obsolete memory repair tools. Not because TI has never used it before, it's simply been engineered around and no longer required in DRAM or Logic. Since semi was over 50% of esi's revenue it would make sense their stock would reflect the same drop. Ah, unless you had a large gaggle of Wall Street banksters owning and manipulating your shares then that logic does not apply. Note the miniscule volume of esi shares traded yet they stay above $12?? This patient is terminal with the last injection of life giving money from zygo was rejected by doctors who know, under Obama care, that giving this patient more pharmacuticles is a total waste of money and needs to talk to one of the "Death Panels". At least when the Qimonda monkey died, there were buzzards waiting to pick the bones. When esi dies, there won't be any interest in their bones and the bones will be ground into flour.