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Articles in August 5, 2002 issue of Electronic News

• Breen scores - The Antenna - Edward Breen, Chmn and CEO of Tyco International - Brief Article
• Growth expected for all portable digital audio products - Comment - consumer electronics industry
  by Cindy Wolf
• Applied Wave Research wins $7.4m funding - By Design - Brief Article
• Outsourcing takes root in Japan: AIT-Nakaya's Singapore-based joint venture is the latest move - News
  by Bernard Levine
• High-k poses threat to Moore's Law - News - lithography
  by Jeff Chappell
• NuTool adds more traditional CMP to technology stable - The Fab Line - NUTOOL INC. ships LUMINACU RL-CMP chemical mechanical planarization tool - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Military ramping up - Connect with Fleck - Connector demand increase in military/aerospace industry
  by Ken Fleck
• More changing of the guard - The Antenna - Numerical Technologies - Brief Article
• Business & Finance
• Canon rolls out 248nm, 193nm Steppers on new platform - The Fab Line - Canon FPA6000ES5 and -ES4 wafer scanners - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Memec adds a new exec - Off the Shelf - James Wall named CFO - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• United they stand: AMD, Infineon, UMC partner to cut costs
  by Suzanne Deffree
• Same old same old - Earnings Reports
  by Heidi Elliott
• Electroglas distributes Waferworx - The Test Floor - Brief Article
• Connector business improving - The Package - Brief Article
  by Bernard Levine
• Inherited traits: EDA consolidation drags market leaders into subsidiaries' squabbles - News - Ikos Systems vs Cadence Design Systems
  by Alex Romanelli
• Editor's note - Editorial
  by Ed Sperling
• Applied offers fixed abrasive CMP technology, eliminates dishing - The Fab Line - chemical mechanical planarization; Applied Materials' Reflexion Fixed Abrasive Web - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• A future for Vastera - Off the Shelf - Future Electronics employs Vatera Inc's TradeShere distribution software - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• The Five Million Dollar Man - The Antenna - Former CEO of Arrow Eletronics, Francis Scricco - Brief Article
• The cutting edge - Viewpoint - Column
  by Bernard Levine
• Akrion's Akros features concentration feedback chemical control - The Fab Line - wet bench tool for process control - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Samsung taps Bell Micro - Off the Shelf - Bell Microproducts to market Samsung Electronics products - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Go yankees - The Antenna - IBM's new New York facility - Brief Article
• Program your DSP through ARM: TI makes it easy for RISC developers to connect - Semiconductors - Texas Instruments introduces OMAP5910 processor - Product Announcement
  by Tom Murphy
• MIPS adds to system controller family - By Design - MIPS SOC-it system controller core - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Mask prices head down - Exclusive
  by Ed Sperling
• Is ATE headed in the direction of PC? ATE makers roll out rival open architectures, resist open standards - News
  by Jeff Chappell
• Credence offers SOC tester with 1.6Gbit/sec. speeds - The Test Floor - Credence Systems Octet - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• PCB book-to-bill stays steady at 0.96 - The Package - Printed circuit board industry - Brief Article
  by Bernard Levine
• You must remember this - The Antenna - nonvolatile memory - Brief Article
• Mysticom readies for upturn - Semiconductors - Mysticom bets on fabless model
  by Tom Murphy
• Duopoly is bad for EDA - Comment - Electronic Design Automation
  by Jacques Benkoski
• Grim and bear it: S&P set to re-evaluate ratings of two top distributors - Avnet, Arrow Electronics
  by Heidi Elliott
• A valuable lesson in the downturn: distribution is validated as critical supply chain link - News
  by Diane Trommer
• Fabless flexibility: the truth be told - Comment
  by Ron Norris
• NEMI launches new lead-free project: consortium following up previous alloy recommendation - Packaging
  by Bernard Levine