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Articles in May 20, 2002, issue of Electronic News

• The art of the deal: what it really took to get Axis' new verification tool out the door - Case Study - Axis' Xtreme-II
  by Ed Sperling
• Editor's note - Viewpoint - Editorial
• Acces I/O debuts eight-channel board with optical isolation input - The Test Floor - Model 104-IIRO-8 - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Tevet process control technologies completes new round of funding - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• To fee or not to fee - The Antenna - Pioneer-Standard Electronics, Future Electronics - Brief Article
• The cutting edge - Viewpoint - Star Wars-type space-based systems vs Crusader
• CEC equipment cards see improved data transfer, plug-and-play instrument control - The Test Floor - Capital Equipment Corp's CEC IEEE-488 - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Intelligently managing software licenses - Comment
  by David Antila
• Chip off the old block - The Antenna - Cadence Design Systems' Chip Architect - Product Announcement - Brief Article
• Business & Finance - capital equipment and test companies table
• Keithley tailors program to OEM customers - The Test Floor - Brief Article
• The competitive advantage of a connected supply chain - Comment
  by Khanh Tran
• Last call for bets - The Antenna - Synopsys' plans for Route Compiler, Astro - Brief Article
• Agere Systems to embed memory in NPUs: popular PayloadPlus network processor family to offer embedded memory - Semiconductors
  by Gale Morrison
• Agilent Technologies offers trade-in credit for 50GHz, 44GHz spectrum analyzers - The Test Floor - E4448A and E4448A - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• A brave new world: times are a-changin' for the distribution industry - Distribution
  by Heidi Elliott
• Playing games? - The Antenna - Microsoft, Flextronics to relocate Xbox game console manufacturing from Hungary to Doumen, China - Brief Article
• Via expanding its scope: Taiwan-based chipset designer eyeing market for reference designs - Via Technologies
  by Tom Murphy
• Credence Systems raises second-quarter revenue forecast - The Test Floor - ended Apr 30, 2002 - Brief Article
• Richardson Electronics forms Fiber Optic Comm unit - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Stoplight needed - The Antenna - Avnet Electronics Marketing's Andy Bryant - Industry Trend or Event - Brief Article
• Stepper tech overcomes packaging problems - Comment - wafer-level, chip-scale packaging for DRAMs - Editorial
  by Manish Ranjan
• Wafer shipments improve again - The Fab Line - Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International report - Brief Article
• Bell Microproducts launches enterprise division - Off the Shelf - Enterprise Solutions division - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Outsourcing plants flag in Japan: big contract raises hopes for cracking new market - Casio Computer contracts with Flextronics - Industry Overview
  by Bernard Levine
• Hear ye, hear ye - The Antenna - telecommunications equipment stock uptick - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
• Novellus Systems times it right - Capital Equipment
  by Jeff Chappell
• HPL chalks up profitable fiscal Q4 2002 - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• Future Electronics taps webMethods - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Magma case shows EDA's nasty side: as allegations grow, so does the list of players - Prolific vs Magma Design Automation
  by Gale Morrison
• Brooks completes PRI merger: Brooks loading the bases in the automation market - News
  by Jeff Chappell
• AE opens cleanrooms to support Aera customers - The Fab Line - Advanced Energy Industries
• Corning ramping lens material production and offerings - The Fab Line
• No hammer time for intel's prescott: next-gen P4 enhancements don't include 64-bit computing - Semiconductors
  by Tom Murphy
• Pioneer explores road less taken: straightLine sidesteps fee-based services model - StraightLine product development suite - Product Announcement
  by Rob Spiegel
• Engineers enter supply chain - News - distributors to develop electronics products - Industry Overview
  by Ed Sperling
• Credence, Cadence team up: Credence Systems continues to play design-for-test card - Test & Measurement
  by Jeff Chappell
• Oxford's latest DC ion sources feature 0.2 to 1.5 KeV beam energies - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• PMC-Sierra rolls base station semiconductors: company pushes ahead with high-end wireless infrastructure despite brutal comm market - Semiconductors - PMC-Sierra PM7819 PALADIN Waveshaper - Product Announcement
  by Gale Morrison
• Cap comes off equipment: Applied Materials CEO says initial recovery phase is underway - News - Statistical Data Included
  by Jeff Chappell
• Greed broke the supply chain - News - Ed Sperling grills Electronics Distribution Show and Conference panelists
  by Rob Spiegel
• Electroglas lands multiple-system order from SMIC - The Test Floor - Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp - Brief Article
• FEI joins copper Damascus Alliance - The Fab Line - Brief Article