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Articles in July 12, 1999 issue of Electronic News

• H-1B Visas Already Used Up : Senator may propose quota increase
  by Sylvia B. Borowski
• Toshiba to Buy IBM's Stake in Dominion : Move continues IBM's pull out from DRAMs
  by Peter Brown
• Aspec Loss Widens
• Capital Equipment
• RF Micro Expands
  by Jerry Ascierto
• TV Times: They are A'Changing
  by Joe (American writer) Weber
• Cadence Releases New Tool
  by Ann Steffora
• Java's Path to Standardization: Sun, Microsoft square off at ISO
  by Amy Zuckerman
• Silicon Wave Gets $14M
• Celestica Sets Shelf Registration
• IPC Works to Honor Paper
• Reptron Signs Midcom
  by Heidi Elliott
• Beta Squared to Work with the Army
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Teres-ist Threat?
• Align-Rite Buys Harris Unit
• Intel Grabs Networking Start-up
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Hitachi Begins DDR Sampling : Company plans for production of 256Mbit parts in fourth quarter
  by Peter Brown
• Positive Results at All American : Revs rise 26 percent reflecting industry wide turnaround
  by Heidi Elliott
• Final Nail in Divx's Coffin
  by Peter Brown
• Chronology, Denali Partner
  by Ann Steffora
• El Cheapo PCs
  by Ashok Kumar
• Flextronics-Ericsson Visby Deal Complete
  by Bernard Levine
• Gromer Leads Leaner AMP
  by Bernard Levine
• Avnet, Arrow: Neck and Neck : The tug-o-war for first place
  by Heidi Elliott
• Litho Vendors Stake Their Corners
  by Gale Morrison
• 1999 Ad
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Try, Try Again
• HP Absorbs Japan Arm
• Semiconductors
• NEC, MOSAID to Cross-License
  by Jerry Ascierto
• The Rise of Virtual Multinational Corporations
  by Brian Strachman
• Are OEMs Getting What They Need?
  by Ann Steffora
• TSMC Selects Ultima's Delay Analysis Tool
  by Ann Steffora
• IDT on the Move
  by Carol Haber
• Papers Wanted in New Jersey
  by Bernard Levine
• All American Adds BI Technologies : Distributor bolsters its passive electromechanical focus
• Cu in Korea
  by Jeff Dorsch
• VIA Signs National to Build Chipset : Move attempts to circumvent lawsuit by Intel
  by Peter Brown
• Conexant $350M shelf
• Design
• Microchip's New MCU
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Automotive Electronics Go into High Gear : New applications accelerate chip sales
  by Gregory C. Garry
• Internet Enables New Class Tools
  by Ann Steffora
• Iomega Sues Castlewood : Latest in a long line of legal wrangling
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Tera Gets Finance Facelift
• Motorola Offers Wafer Bump Gear : Targets wafer-level chip-scale packaging
• Radio, Componentry Deal Set : Metricom teams with Sanmina
• New Logo at Pioneer
  by Heidi Elliott
• Adept to Acquire Bye/Oasis
  by Jeff Dorsch
• SVG's Legal Assault
• Wavtrace Attracts $24M
• System-on-a-What?
• Trends Could Cap Semi Growth
  by Yucel Yalim
• SOC Volume to Grow Six Fold by Year 2003
• Rated PG
  by Peter Brown
• Nortel Picks Viewlogic for Global Design Environment Tools
  by Ann Steffora
• PC Retailers Embrace ISP Subsidies: Top-tier OEMs may be next, analysts say
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Tecnomatix, Fuji Win SCI Order
  by Bernard Levine
• DSP, Mixed-Signal Convergence a Must in Audio Market
  by Richard Bruner
• Thank Goodness for Silicon
  by Richard Hyman
• Sematech Goes Fully International: Consortium welcomes Asian, European chipmakers; Japan still goes its own way
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Mattson, CFM Set Cleaning Work
• License Ends Dispute
• HMT Foresees Greater Loss
• Permanent R&D Credit Closer
  by Allison Romano
• SMART to Test Rambus
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Today's LAN : Smart & Fast
  by Emmy Johnson
• Snap Shot
• Silicon Spice Buys Axis' Xcite System
  by Ann Steffora
• Harris' Lanier Spin-off Set
  by Carol Haber
• Dovatron Wins Compaq Pact
  by Bernard Levine
• High Growth in Fiber Optics
  by Ken Fleck
• NetBuy: A Year Later
  by Heidi Elliott
• ASML, SVG Shoot-out for 157nm IP
  by Gale Morrison
• Customers Rank Vendor Support : Survey shows European companies do better; full report due by end of summer
  by Gale Morrison
• Praegitzer-Intergraph Spat
  by Bernard Levine
• Dialogical Deal for Intel
• Systems
• Let the Good CAMs Roll
  by Jerry Ascierto
• The Wild Wild World of MP3 : Acquisitions, agreements, new recordable players and more
  by Peter Brown

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