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Articles in Dec 23, 1991 issue of Electronic News
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NT 'tech protection' part of $130M switch pact
by Andrew Collier -
Sematech confirms shift in test from end-to-end to 'short loop.'
by Jack Robertson -
Goodwill beyond the balance sheet
by Jack Robertson -
Cray Computer cites circuit tolerances in GaAs superCPU lag
by Stuart Zipper - Propose 1M stations for schools: interactive project 'seedbed.'
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Hear Group forming for X86-like circuits
by Stuart Zipper -
Unisys drops 88000 RISC effort, will stress Intel x86 CISC MPUs
by Gerry Khermouch -
AMD to continue Intel trust suit; several charges dismissed
by Richard McCausland -
Samsung orders $35M in Varian equipment
by Jeff Dorsch -
Wang Labs keeps up heat on SIMM resellers, OEMs
by Richard McCausland -
Connector, cable vendors clash
by Bernard Levine -
Stardent ends bid to sell station line
by Craig Stedman -
Court grants Intel bid to stay ULSI coprocessor shipments
by Robert Ristelhueber -
Grumman protests Contel pact: $92M AF award
by Joanne Connelly -
Kent agrees to exercise option to buy Shelley-Ragon for $14M
by Howard Grund
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- 6 Myths About Gas Mileage
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