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Articles in March 25, 2002 issue of Electronic News

• Majority rules in optical arena: Component startups being forced into bed with the enemy
  by Alex Romanelli
• Editor's note - Viewpoint - Editorial
  by Ed Sperling
• AMD's market gains slowing: Market share slowing but revenue at No. 2 MPU maker growing - Semiconductors
  by Tom Murphy
• Teradyne Flexes its muscle: ATE giant unveils concurrent, multisite SOC tester - Test & Measurement - Integra Flex - Product Announcement
  by Jeff Chappell
• SEZ Group posts profit - The Fab Line - for 2001 - Brief Article
• Power connector offerings - Pasives in Action - Framatome Connectors International - Brief Article - Product Announcement
  by Bernard Levine
• Magma jumping into contentious SI fray - The Antenna - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• It's about energy management - Comment
  by Manish Singh
• Suss tool solves contact litho problem - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• FastRamp up and Testing - The Test Floor - engineering test laboratory - Brief Article
• Distributor warns of phony components - Off the Shelf
  by Rob Spiegel
• Few design teams ready for 90nm - News
  by Gale Morrison
• The future of CE networking is 1394 not DVI - In the Line of Firewire
  by James Snider
• Entegris: Q2 better than expected - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• International Sematech gets prototype - The Fab Line - from Axeda Systems and PRI Automation Inc - Brief Article
• Something new in capacitors? Niobiums highlighted at this week's CARTS - Components
  by Bernard Levine
• Equipment orders, shipments continue to improve - The Antenna - Brief Article
• Business & Finance - capital equipment sector
• TEL moves in with International Sematech - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• Advantest Corp. taps U.S. academics - The Test Floor - Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford University and McGill University - Brief Article
• Farnell launches obsolescence service - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• New CFO signs on - The Antenna - Brief Article
• Packaging Market rebound expected - Of Interest
  by Heidi Elliott
• Axcelis opens in Shanghai - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• Who sold what to whom - The Test Floor
• Bell names two VPs - Off the Shelf - Hank O'Hara and Jerry Kagele - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• China net growth - The Antenna - Brief Article
• U.K. research funding cut: Despite a dramatic quality improvement in university research, the government is not true to funding its schools - Business & Finance
  by Melanie Reynolds
• Cymer gets funding - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• IQE partners with AmberWave - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• The gloved one - Of Interest - Intel Science Talent Search award - Brief Article
  by Heidi Elliott
• Recycling America: Recyclers, industry deal with cost of electronic waste and pollution
  by Jeff Chappell
• The cutting edge - Viewpoint
  by Bernard Levine
• The fastest silicon in town: Philips puts 'fastest' silicon process into production - Semiconductors
  by Steve Bush
• Schlumberger's semiconductor test business unit supplies testers to HyperTransport Consortium - The Test Floor - Brief Article
• Recent deals announced - The Fab Line
• UL recognized - Passives in Action - Brief Article
  by Bernard Levine
• First distribution reports show sales decline: Premier Farnell and Richardson see drops of 8 percent but deliver earnings - News
  by Rob Spiegel
• Optical ICs and PHYs keep the bits flowing - In-Stat/Insights
  by Eric M. Mantion
• Seeking an edge in dielectric etch: AMAT graduates from eMax to EnTek - Capital Equipment
  by Jeff Chappell
• inTest posts loss for 2001, but sees sequential quarterly order growth - The Test Floor - Brief Article
• Pioneer-Standard Electronics takes Linux to midmarket - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Top silicon providers jockey for position: Announcements for 90nm technology appear way ahead of actual products in the market
  by Tom Murphy
• 90nm still has vias to cross: Can process technology keep up with all that marketing machine? - News - Column
  by Jeff Chappell
• Embedded OSes demand attention - Comment
  by Michael Kaskowitz
• Suss, German R&D firm partner for advanced wafer-level test - The Test Floor - Brief Article
• Applied opens 2nd Technology Center - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• Printed circuit connectors - Connect with Fleck
  by Ken Fleck
• Will 'Tin Whiskers' grow when you get the lead out? Researchers warn that pure-tin soldering alternatives may cause short circuits - News
  by Bernard Levine
• One bruising quarter - News
  by Bernard Levine
• Libraries separate the semi men from the boys - Semiconductors
  by Gale Morrison
• Pomona unveils new scope probes - The Test Floor - Brief Article
• Where have all the dot-coms gone? Some have vanished, others morphed and a few hold strong to their origins - Distribution
  by Rob Spiegel