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Articles in Feb 25, 2002 issue of Electronic News

• Business & Finance - Statistical Data Included
• Can the U.S. sell to Japan? Cultural knowledge is key to success
  by Rob Spiegel
• AMD details 64-bit processor chipsets - News Flash - Brief Article
  by Liz Neely
• Serial I/O March picks up steam: Rambus says drop-in core good for all manner of next-gen I/O - Semiconductors
  by Gale Morrison
• Simplex rolls SI tools: Library characterization with ECSMs for the high-end, company says - Design Strategies - SignalStorm SOC - Product Announcement
  by Gale Morrison
• Still talking - The Antenna - Tyco International Ltd - Brief Article
• Greed stifles DOCSIS chipset Market - In-Stat/Insights
  by Eric Mantion
• The contenders in the NGL race: E-beam technologies may complement EUVL - Lithography
  by Jeff Chappell
• Biometrics: The hands-on solution: Security market heats up - News - Technical
  by Bernard Levine
• Growth for semi packaging lithography - Commentary - Column
  by Jim Walker
• Venture capital getting sparse: Funding still available, but good luck getting it
  by Tom Murphy
• Samsung, Lexar teaming for 1 Gbit CompactFlash cards - News Flash
  by Peter Brown
• Intel courts phone makers: Much anticipated reference design with Microsoft comes at 3GSM World Congress cellular show - Semiconductors
  by Tom Murphy
• To ATPG, or not to ATPG? - Comment
  by Vinod K. Agarwal
• Blue move - The Antenna - Advanced Semiconductor Engineering's technology - Brief Article
• Book-to-bill ratio hits 0.81 as billings decrease - News - according to Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International
• A challenging market - Commentary
  by Paul Van Attekum
• CMs are stuck with oversupply: But at least OEMs have cleared their shelves - Distribution - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
  by Rob Spiegel
• Jockeying for NPU top spot: Big blue challenges Intel during IDF week, no less - IBM PowerNP4GS3 to compete with Intel IXP 1200 - Product Announcement
  by Gale Morrison
• Walt Mathews, a Valley PR legend: Press and public relations fixture passes away at 68 - News
  by Bernard Levine
• China watch: Opportunity works both ways - Comment
  by Lin Sun
• EUVL: The clear NGL frontrunner; Chip industry gives it the nod to succeed optical lithography - Test & Measurement
  by Jeff Chappell
• Dawn of the wireless fabs? Manufacturing is about to go wireless, and the change will happen none too soon - News
  by Jeff Chappell
• eSilicon secures $6M investment - News Flash - Brief Article
  by Liz Neely
• Keys to survival for CMOS image sensor vendors — part 1 - Comment
  by Ed Jakl
• IT spending is coming back: It won't be a boom this time, but it can't be ignored - Distribution - Industry Overview
  by Rob Spiegel
• Checking Headlines - The Antenna
• Letters - View Point - Letter to the Editor
• Applied's earnings buoy market: Company guides orders up 10 to 15 percent in Q2 - Capital Equipment
  by Jeff Chappell
• BellSouth taps Pioneer - Off the Shelf - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Arrow profitable in 2001: But this quarter may tell another story, company says - News - 2002
  by Rob Spiegel
• Corrections - Correction Notice
• A risk for risk takers: Stock option bill could turn investors off Silicon Valley - Semiconductors
  by Tom Murphy
• New chairman at RiverOne - Off the Shelf - Bahram Nour-Omid - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel
• Hot MontaVista - The Antenna
• Editor's note - View Point - Editorial
  by Ed Sperling
• The next two years - Commentary - Column
  by Naoki Ayata
• AAC launches new programs - Off the Shelf - Avnet Applied Computing - Brief Article
  by Rob Spiegel