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Articles in Feb 3, 1992 issue of Electronic News

• Mil workstations turn into rugged battle zone
  by Jack Robertson
• StorageTek sells out 1st-year output of Iceberg DASD; to ship 1,000 in '93
• Window for U.S. AMLCDs narrows as Japan suppliers close tech gap
  by Daniel Holden
• Sematech out $20M
  by Joanne Connelly
• Reveal NCR deal for Teradata almost broke down on price
  by Gerry Khermouch
• Sun seeks advanced graphics support
  by Craig Stedman
• Western Microtechnology sells custom memory module unit
• IBM's $120M beats HP for Groupe Bull stake
  by James Fallon
• Black storm rising
  by Jack Robertson
• Stratus signs ICL as reseller of fault-tolerant line in U.K
  by Craig Stedman
• Semiconductor capital spending seen falling 2% to $14B in 1992
  by Daniel Holden
• Hub, router firms meld functions
  by Andrew Collier
• DEC markets 3 MicroVAX 3100s
  by Craig Stedman
• Unisys to shut down last semicon fab; inks Motorola deal
• 386 gives AMD 'hold.'
  by Dolores Kreck
• Pentagon budget cut to $267B, to end 100 weapon systems
  by Jack Robertson
• AMD 'blindsided' by Compaq: Sanders
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• AT&T adds RISC PBX, smaller '286-based unit
  by Andrew Collier