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Articles in Nov 19, 2001 issue of Electronic News

• We need forecasts — but don't count on them
  by Bernard Levine
• Can intel measure up in the server market?
  by Kevin Krewell
• Conglomerate sues sonicblue over replayTV: It's like MP3 all over again, analyst says
  by Steven Fyffe
• Viacore introduces usage fees
  by Rob Spiegel
• Programmable logic turning heads
• 'Yoof' culture has technology obsession
  by Chris Druce
• In more mobile graphics news
• Who sold what to whom
• China and Taiwan join WTO
• Downturn hits infineon
  by Chris Druce
• ATI technologies gets mobile design wins
• LTX rolls out mixed signal device fusion tester
• Happy to be stable: Despite downturn, venture-backed M&A steady in Q3
  by Chalene Wibberley
• No equipment earnings surprises
  by Jeff Chappell
• The future of the data plane in networking equipment
  by Tom Riordan
• Maxim/dallas taps avnet's WBC
  by Rob Spiegel
• 2001 Ad
  by Steven Fyffe
• Business & finance
• Infineon, Sony to jointly develop contactless chip card ICs
• Soitec lands big AMD order. SOI market booming for French specialty wafer maker
  by Jeff Chappell
• Bottoming out right now?
• Vodafone reports operating loss
  by Chris Druce
• Diversification is key, Xilinx says: Spartan-IIE targets convergence applications
  by Peter Brown
• Design activity is up: Distributors prepare for the upturn with design wins
  by Rob Spiegel
• Buyers rule in down market: Those with cash snap up market share, intellectual property and a wealth of customers at bargain prices
  by Ed Sperling
• Letters
• Size matters—in MPU manufacturing: Significant cost-savings await the first to reach 300mm
  by Tom Murphy
• Axcelis consolidates manufacturing, staff
• Avnet CT debuts WIN program
  by Rob Spiegel
• Prolific blasts pre-IPO magma: Company is cagey about suit specifics but says it wants more than the $3 million in lawsuit
  by Gale Morrison
• Digital audio products thrive after napster
  by Mike Paxton
• Transceivers come into play: Teams work to integrate coveted comm technology
  by Gale Morrison
• Corning produces ultra-high transmission ArF lens material
• Axcelis versus applied: Dec. 12 showdown to decide the fate of the court case
  by Jeff Chappell
• Altera, Synopsys in design tool pact
  by Gale Morrison
• Surpassing expectations: Indian subsidiaries help drive parent companies' market strategies
  by John Ribeiro
• MKS instruments unveils new astron gas generators
• Infoteria readies building blox
  by Rob Spiegel
• Intersil riding high on adoption of IEEE 802.11: Wi-Fi beating Blue-tooth to the punch
  by Tom Murphy
• Lattice calls for reality check
  by Gale Morrison
• Hyper transport lives on
  by Tom Murphy
• Trikon technologies axes jobs, posts declining profits
• Third-party logistics: Competitor or Partner?; Are distributors moving toward the logistics business?
  by Rob Spiegel