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Articles in July 29, 2002 issue of Electronic News

• Sticky stuff at AMD - The Antenna
• Business & Finance - Statistical Data Included
• Litho subsystem supplier: Not all gloom and doom - Capital Equipment - according to xtraction Systems Inc
  by Devon Kinkead
• Motorola SPS charts recovery; EDA seen as key - Design Strategies
  by Alex Romanelli
• Saving for a rainy day: Cash in the bank is a priceless investment for electronics firms
  by Ed Sperling
• Editor's note
  by Ed Sperling
• A twist of FPGAs: New technology is set to challenge traditional players Altera and Xilinx - Semiconductors - field programmable gate array - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
  by David Manners
• Arrow to give training courses - Off the Shelf - Arrow Electronics Inc - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Motorola positions RapidIO: Sees it as industry's interconnect of choice for wireless - News
  by Alex Romanelli
• Hip deep in it - News - earnings reports - Statistical Data Included
  by Heidi Elliott
• Siliconix, Fairchild settle lawsuit - The Circuit - Brief Article
• Electronics projects need to be managed differently - Design Strategies: Comment - using Theory of Constraints
  by Eric Thune
• Collision course at the wafer level? Front and backends converge in packaging
  by Bernard Levine
• Motorola and its processors' future - News
  by Alex Romanelli
• Trident brings low-cost to graphics game: XP4 launch brings claims of desktop performance - Semiconductors - Product Announcement
  by Tom Murphy
• Avnet and Xilinx develop RapidIO interconnect - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Industry stuck at the airport: Everyone is waiting on corporate IT spending in 2003
  by Jeff Chappell
• The Cutting Edge - Viewpoint
  by Bernard Levine
• Got apps? Software solutions coming for 64-bit applications, AMD says - Semiconductors - AMD Opteron, AMD Hammer, AMD Athlon
  by Tom Murphy
• Avnet, IBM in Life Sciences Partnership - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Intel bets future on Moore's Law: Despite naysayers, company says slump is no time to stop development of faster processors - News
  by Tom Murphy
• Reporter's notebook - News - Semicon West
  by Jeff Chappell
• Top 10 semi suppliers rankings shake up - The Circuit - Brief Article
• Edge hires executive VP - Off the Shelf - Edge Electronics names Rich Calogero as its executive VP - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Come and get it - The Antenna - flash memory pricing - Brief Article
• Investing in the future: R&D is U.K.'s prime offering - Business & Finance
  by Harry Yeates
• Sematech seeks early insertion for 157nm: Looking to liquid immersion to extend optical litho - Capital Equipment
  by Jeff Chappell
• Synopsys nabs inSilicon for $64m stock transaction - By Design - Brief Article
• Same face, new place - The Antenna - Edward Breen from Motorola to Tyco International - Brief Article
• Despite spending slowdown, Intel 90nm process still on track - Semiconductors: Comment
  by Kevin Krewell
• Why won't they fly? - Distribution - your product offerings
  by Chris Henry
• No financial controversy in the connector world - Connect with Fleck
  by Ken Fleck
• Zap, you're dead - The Antenna - Semitron's circuit protection business acquired by Littlefuse - Brief Article
• No revival for photonics casualties - Business & Finance
  by David Manners
• Solving the transistor roadblock
• Cap units up, prices down: shipments have increased for three quarters, Kemet says - Components
  by Bernard Levine
• Samurai management - The Antenna - Pioneer-Standard Electronics cuts costs - Brief Article
• Telecommunications 911: networking, telecom cos. face a financial emergency - Business & Finance - according to Probe Research - Statistical Data Included
  by Heidi Elliott
• Memec prepares for IPO—someday: Waiting on the market changes - Distribution
  by Rob Spiegel
• Trimmer capacitors: The trend setters - Components
  by Kozo Kagawa