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Articles in Feb 11, 2002 issue of Electronic News

• Photomask strategies - The Antenna - Brief Article
• The tide has turned for bluetooth - Comment
  by Joyce Putscher
• Electroglas to move manufacturing to Singapore - The Test Floor
• Richardson Electronics lands fed security contract - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Where's your HQ?: Even in a global age, it still matters where your company calls home - News
  by Rob Spiegel
• OEMs get the street's thumbs up - News
  by Jeff Chappell
• RPR silicon gets a boost: IEEE protocol consensus reached; Infineon jumps in at OC-192 - Semiconductors
  by Gale Morrison
• Cabot Microelectronics reports flat revenue - The Fab Line
• SIA weighs in on WTO - News Flash - Semiconductor Industry Association, World Trade Organization
  by Liz Neely
• Infineon unveils reduced latency DRAM: Does the world need two types of DRAM for networking apps? - News
  by Alex RomanellI
• Who will save Hynix? - News - Company Business and Marketing
• The 'other' synchronization - Comment
  by John Ehrig
• Novellus Systems reports mixed Q4 - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• Corrections - Correction Notice
• More funding - The Antenna - Brief Article
• Business & finance
• X-ray sales brisk for startup - Capital Equipment - Phoenix X-ray
  by Jeff Chappell
• 25 years of distribution: What's changed, what's stayed just the same - Distribution
  by Rob Spiegel
• Intel execs branch out on their own: Startups begin to flourish under shade of PC chipmaker giant
  by Ed Sperling
• Not quite recovery - News
  by Heidi Elliott
• Committed to memory - Semiconductors
  by Harry Yeates
• International Sematech focuses on mask issues - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• Distribution is getting diverse: Minorities and women show modest workplace gains - Distribution
  by Rob Spiegel
• STMicro done with PC graphics - The Antenna - Brief Article
• Embedded DSP in high-complexity, customer—specific, semicustom designs - In-Star/Insights
  by Gerald Worchel
• Healthy at the core - IP - Communications
  by David Manners
• VC, one of many, takes shine to EDA Industry: Rockefeller family fund part of $300M-plus EDA venture capital infusion in last 18 months - Design Strategies - Brian Ascher - Interview
  by Gale Morrison
• The 0201 - A tiny tale - Components
  by David Shyu
• TSMC sales rise, UMC's fall - The Antenna - Brief Article
• Nvidia fires latest salvo in graphics war: And rival ATI technologies expected to fire right back - Semiconductors - Brief Article
  by Tom Murphy
• Teradyne offers LAN waveform generator - The Test Floor - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Tepedino to head Avnet Hall-Mark - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Altera vs. Xilinx: Take off the gloves: Daane's PLD skunk-works project debuts
  by Gale Morrison
• A great downturn for distributors - Viewpoint
  by Rob Spiegel
• Intel readies server market for Hyper-Threading - Semiconductors
  by Tom Murphy
• Rudolph technologies reports profitable Q4 - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• Nu Horizons Electronics and Xilinx offer design tool - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Can intel win in market owned by Palm, TI? PC chip giant releases two XScale processors for wireless market, goes beyond ARM-based devices - News
  by Tom Murphy
• Texas instruments plans 0.09-micron for mid-2003 - The Circuit
• STATS reports improving business - The Test Floor
• TTI debuts Amphe-Lite connectors - Off the Shelf - Brief Article - Product Announcement
  by Rob Spiegel
• Tyco turns on the lights: Shadowy company vows to come out of the darkness
  by Bernard Levine
• Editor's note - Viewpoint
• Investment protection - Comment
  by David Dorrough
• Axcelis inks $30M deal - The Fab Line - Brief Article
• Dan Ross to head Optiant - Off the Shelf
  by Rob Spiegel