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Articles in June 28, 1999 issue of Electronic News

• Hitachi, NEC in DRAM Accord
  by Peter Brown
• Giant Sucking Sound
• Flat Panel Integration Gets a Boost
  by Peter Brown
• HP, IMS to Work Together
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Where CSPs and Bare Die are Headed
  by Bernard Levine
• Alliance Unveils OC-192 Packet-Forwarding ICs
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Tower Nears Foundry Deal
• Y2K: The End and the Beginning of the World
  by Robert Theobald
• Clear Logic's Altera Clone
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Hardware Emulation Steps Forward
  by Ann Steffora
• Non-PC Expo
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Promotions at NECX
  by Heidi Elliott
• AMD at a Crossroad; Survival in MPU biz may hinge on K7
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• Lucent's Buying Spree
• Displays Abound at PC Expo
  by Jerry Ascierto
• FSI, Eaton Unveil Products for Low-k Dielectrics
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Avant! Rolls Out Physical Verification Tool
  by Ann Steffora
• iToaster Doesn't Do Windows
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Fran Scricco's Destiny
  by Richard Hyman
• Wall Street: Powerful Semi Cycle Under Way; Second half sales to accelerate; all systems are go
  by Carol Haber
• And Then There Were Three
• TI to Acquire Libit Signal of Israel for $365M; 2nd big purchase of the month aims at DSPs for cable modems
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Teradyne Unveils Arbitrary Waveform Generator
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Denali Offers System-Level Verification Tools
  by Ann Steffora
• Zapex and Winbond to Ship MPEG Encoders
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Mentor , Quickturn Settle Patent Infringement Battle
  by Ann Steffora
• Get a Job
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• Micron Rolls Out 200MHz SDRAMs
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Toshiba Tapes-Out in Five Days; Using Mentor's QuickUse methodology, Japanese semi vendor shaved months from design cycle
  by Ann Steffora
• Millennium Ripe for Programmability
  by Wim Roelandts
• Continuing the Supply Chain
  by Heidi elliott
• Lots of MTOPS
• PCBs Go to Washington; Manufacturers lobby for better depreciation terms
  by Tam Harbert
• Fab Gear Shipments Gain on Bookings; SEMI's May book-to-bill slips to 1.24 as business continues to expand
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Synopsys, Mentor Team for SIP Evaluation
  by Ann Steffora
• Smaller PCs, Handhelds, Dominate PC Expo
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Sager Closes Sale
  by Heidi Elliott
• Kemet Reshuffles Top Executives
  by Bernard Levine
• Restructuring at the Top
• Philips Semi Grooms TriMedia
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Credence Installs RF Tester
  by Jeff Dorsch
• PWBs and Flex Approach $35B; Japan leads 1998 world market; U.S. 2nd
• I-Cube Launches New Ethernet Chipset
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Diamond is S3's Best Friend
  by Peter Brown
• Week In Review: Business stories for the week of 6/21-6/25
• Hyundai Gets Rambus Thumbs Up
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Cymer Moves Taiwan Office
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Everything is Relative; The great chip industry "recovery" of '99 will mean different things to those in different markets
  by Bill Arnold
• OEM Supply Chain Manager Primer
  by Bernard Levine
• Record Sales for Nu Horizons
  by Heidi Elliott
• Tektronix to Split into 2
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Samsung to Raise Capital Spending
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Mattson Books $10M+ Order for CVD Systems
  by Jeff Dorsch
• New Contractor Expansions, Deals Surface
  by Bernard Levine
• Hip Computing
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Programmable Logic Gets Communications Boost
  by Gale Morrison
• Micron Posts $28M Loss
  by Carol Haber
• ISSI Unveils DSP SRAMs
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Morton Merger with Rohm & Haas Goes Forward
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Products Galore
  by Bernard Levine
• Gateway Adds Actiontec Modem
  by Arik Hesseldahl