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Articles in April 27, 1992 issue of Electronic News

• IBM, Western Digital drive down to 1.8-inch; via Japanese funding
• DEC, Microsoft ink PC software deal
  by Craig Stedman
• Desert Storm clouds
  by Jack Robertson
• A new mission for the national laboratories
  by William J. Spencer
• IBM, NCR ready Unix systems
  by Gerry Khermouch
• Shared Resources eyes low-end PCB software
  by Daniel Holden
• 3V DSP: a market in search of a standard
  by Richard McCausland
• Intel to push controller for IBM on XGA standard
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• Harris net off in quarter; cut semicon losses
• Alcatel Australia lands $26M pact
• HP, Bull, IBM's RS/6000 unit slow on Unix to OSF/1 switch
  by Craig Stedman
• More oracular predictions from the Delphi
  by Michael G. Sheldrick
• Voice firms speak out: less DSP power please; synthesis system vendors calling for more functions, parts they need
  by Stuart Zipper
• Micron asks dumping duties on Korean memories
  by Joanne Connelly
• Silicon Graphics results rise; MIPS posts $12M loss in 1Q
• Wireless static
  by Jack Robertson
• Synopsys surprises Cadence, picks Mentor for high-end link
  by Daniel Holden
• Intel sees flash cards dealing at mag hard drive prices by '95
• Intel execs: we'd use price cuts to defend 486 market share
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• SGS-Thomson, Philips eye French 8-inch front-end venture; prototype line may convert to full production
  by J. Robert Lineback
• Unisys posts $48M net; second straight profitable quarter; Paramax, U.S. info systems sales cited
• Taiwan fears U.S. trade retaliation; Could intellectual property action impact U.S. semiconductor makers?
  by Russell Flannery
• Need meets price: DSP and hard drive
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• DEC threatens suits on disk, tape links
  by Craig Stedman
• Computervision sets up library software unit
• Sun's Sitka gives resellers cut when user expands net
• RISC processors jump into DSP territory
  by Richard McCausland
• 'Buy' is majority judgment on Intel
  by Dolores Kreck
• AEA: sales to Japanese units in U.S. may grow; points to currency exchange rate, delays in shipments from Japan
  by Jack Robertson
• IBM, 6 RBOCs in cellular data/voice effort
  by Stuart Zipper
• HP to show Sparc, Unix net monitoring software
• Eaton wins IBM, NASA pacts