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Articles in Nov 13, 2000 issue of Electronic News

• New Name, New Gamble in IAs for S3/SONICblue
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Pantech Signs $600M Motorola Deal
  by Ahn Mi-Young
• The Role of Analog Design in the Broadband Era
  by Alun Roberts
• The Flash Menace: The Saga Continues
  by Steven Fyffe
• Magma Raises Additional $28M, Completes Merger
  by Gale Morrison
• Tyco Licenses FCI for SpeedPac
  by Bernard Levine
• Lucent Says Layoffs Were Exaggerated
• PMC-Sierra: Not Held Down By the MAN
  by Tom Murphy
• Xircom Unveils MicroPDA
• Marvell Unleashes High-Performance Preamplifier
  by Tom Murphy
• ASML, SVG Merger Passes Antitrust Review
• Gasonics International Reports Record Revenues in the 4Q
  by Rachel d'Oronzio Sarvey
• Customer Purchasing Strategies
• Intel Revs Celerons
• National Invests $5M in Merinta
  by Alex Romanelli
• IBM Teams with Kymata to Develop Optical Chips
• Motorola Qualifies E-mode GaAs Technology
• Xilinx Inc. Rolls Platform FPGA
  by Gale Morrison
• Mosaic Technologies Posts 3Q Profits
  by Rachel d'Oronzio Sarvey
• Clawing for Design Wins
• Judge Orders Lexar, SanDisk Back to Bargaining Table
  by Steven Fyffe
• Muddy Waters in the IA Market
  by Arik Hesseldahl
• Linear Technology Announces SIM Card Interface
• Synopsys Physical Synthesis Helps Cray in 8 Million-Gate Tapeout
  by Gale Morrison
• Fab Followers? Not Anymore
  by Wayne Moore
• Congress May Provoke European Union Sanctions
• Letters
• Thailand Courts Chipmakers
  by Drew Wilson
• TI, Microsoft Unveil Latest Media-rich Cellular Platform
  by Tom Murphy
• Sterling Announces Tenfold Expansion of SiC Wafer Production
• Salomon's Joseph Forecasts Semi Slowdown
  by Richard Bruner
• IC Winners
• Verification Tech Proliferating
• Legerity Inc. Rolls Data/Voice ADSL Chipset Technology
  by Peter Brown
• Legacy Turns Out New Canopy 3D PCB Technology
• Philips Semi and Widcomm to Develop Bluetooth Applications
• EDA Industry Must Open Source
  by Jeff Vanderlip
• Virage Logic Corp. Has Record Fourth Quarter
  by Rachel d'Oronzio Sarvey
• Ambitious Foundries Expand Capacity
  by Tom Murphy
• Arrow Sells Sequoia
  by Richard Wilson
• DSL IC Market to Grow 84 Percent through 2004
  by Katherine Louie
• Evolution is the Revolution
  by Jim Turley
• ASML Debuts 193nm Stepper/Scanner
  by Jeff Chappell
• Dot.coms and Clicks-and-Mortars Race for E-supremacy
  by Justin M. Ptak
• China Connections
  by Ken Fleck
• AMD Gets a Thumbs Down
  by Jayant Mathew
• European Perspective: The Currency Factor
  by Alex Mayhew-Smith
• Transmeta's IPO Shares Double
  by Jayant Mathew
• Tools Bring Design Community to Internet Age
  by Ron Perrotta
• KLA-Tencor, Partners Receive Funding for Optical Wafer Inspection
• What to Do About 'Regulation Fair Disclosure'
  by Guy Haddleton
• CMD Names Vice President of Operations
  by Marie Eve Demers
• Connector Life is Good, But Unfair
  by Bernard Levine
• Fishing for Embedded Flash
  by Steven Fyffe
• Analog IC Market Surges 40%
  by Bill Arnold
• Internet is the Answer
  by Steve Smith
• Axcelis Launches 2nd 300mm Ion Implanter
  by Jeff Chappell
• Partners in Charity
  by Marie Eve Demers
• On The Move
  by Marie Eve Demers
• ATE Companies Say Rambus R&D Was Worth It
  by Jeff Chappell
• Broadcom Buys SiByte for $2B
  by Tom Murphy
• USB 2.0: Consumers, Business Will Benefit
  by Jason Ziller
• VLIW Processors Tap into Internet Audio/Visual
  by Mohammad Ayub-Khan
• Wacker Siltronic Acquires Majority of NSC Electron
• New Online Exchange
  by Marie Eve Demers
• Obituary