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Articles in August 30, 1999 issue of Electronic News

• Tide could be turning for memory prices
  by Bill Arnold
• Cisco's Billion-Dollar Buys
• Sigma Results Jump
• Semicon/West to Stay By the Bay
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Jump the Chasm or Cross the Bridge? : Managing risk in the DRAM industry
  by Ron Bechtold
• Motorola Reception
  by Peter Brown
• Communications `Tsunami' Lifts ADI
  by Carol Haber
• U.K.'s Trikon, Sematech Make 25nm Trenches
  by Gale Morrison
• New FastParts Tool
  by Heidi Elliot
• PWB Book-To-Bill Up
• PMC-Sierra to Buy Abrizio
• USB 2.0 Gathers Momentum: Higher speed rates to be announced at upcoming IDF
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Semiconductors — Palmchip Corp
• Consolidation Makes Market Top Heavy
• Orbotech Wins $2.2M PWC Order
  by Bernard Levine
• KLA-Tencor Corp
• New World Philosophy
  by James D. Wittry
• Dell Unveils "E-Support" : Service detects, corrects software probs
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Catalyst Profits in 1Q
• Flash Memory Soars
  by Jesse O. Huffman
• AGENDA
• Someone Call for a Handycam?
• The Raw Truth of Connectors
  by Ken Fleck
• HP Adds Voice Control to Scopes
  by Jeff Dorsch
• New Motorola, New Distribution Strategy
  by Heidi Elliott
• More Memory Means More Choices : Three standards compete for DRAM market
  by Peter Brown
• Intergraph Motion Targets Intel : Alleges Intel violates 1998 injunction
• Silicon Image IPO in Works
• Triant Takes Story to Street: Leveraging Applied equity stake
  by Carol Haber
• Memory Market Improves its Image : Things look better, but vendors must focus on the needs of global customers
  by Jan Du Preez
• Philips is Taking Pictures
  by Peter Brown
• A Shift in Sentiment at Cypress
  by Bob Gabele
• AlliedSignal, SEZ Working on CMP Alternative
  by Gale Morrison
• VEBA Seeks Impact Lines
  by Heidi Elliot
• Fourteen Months, and Counting
• Benchmark Finalizes Avex Buy
• FRAM Comes Alive : Ramtron will roll out four products in six months
  by Peter Brown
• Capital Equipment — Aurora, Ill.-based Cabot Corp.'s Microelectronics Materials Division
• Choosing Next-Gen DRAMs : The pros, the cons of the choices available
  by Shozo Saito
• Contracting Tripling
• Intel Corp
• About to Explode
• Huge Layoff at AMP/Raychem
  by Bernard Levine
• Nortel to Acquire Periphonics
• Semtech Gains in 2Q
• Crawford Joins ONSemi
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Who Should Control PC Memory Specifications?
  by Steve Cullen
• Panasonic's Genesis
  by Peter Brown
• ADC Telecommunications Inc
• Asyst Taking Second Crack at Automation : Parikh-supported R&D house PAT picked up for $4.5M
  by Gale Morrison
• New Avnet IMS Contract
  by Heidi Elliot
• Memory Will Serve
• Mosaid Turns a Profit
• ASICs, ASSPs Battle Over Comm Revolution
  by Bob Bailey
• Design — Cadabra Design Automation Inc
• DRAM Challenges Going Forward
  by Jeff Mailloux
• Toshiba Takes Tessera License
  by Bernard Levine
• Hewlett-Packard Co
• ARM Hammers Out Software Kit
• IBM, Intel in Network Processor Push : Chip giants barreling into space of multiple start-ups
  by Gale Morrison
• European Initiative
• Littelfuse to Buy Harris Unit
• Correction/Clarification
• SGI's Belluzzo Heads for Microsoft : Move follows painful reorganization; Bishop succeeds
• Philips Rolls Consumer Platform : Nexperia set for a variety of consumer applications
  by Peter Brown
• Universal Thinks Tall
  by Bernard Levine
• Surplus Equipment Becoming Big Business : Industry group tries to address ethics
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Good News Continues
• Intel Cuts MPU ASPs
  by Arik Hesselahl
• C.P. Clare, Sumida Deal Done
• Costs Drive Komag Offshore
• Investment Firm to Buy Aavid
  by Bernard Levine
• The Making of a Good DRAM : Price and availability reign supreme
  by Desi Rhoden
• Sirf Goes Global. technology
  by Peter Brown
• Cypress Semiconductor Corp
• The Three Types of IP
  by Ram Jayam
• FSA Forecast Confirms Wafer Crunch
  by Jerry Ascierto
• Etec Results Slide
• Failure is Success
  by Jonathan Cassell
• Design — CadMOS Design Technology Inc

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