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Articles in May 11, 1992 issue of Electronic News

• VLSI shifts pres in preparation for Intel pact
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• AST valuation called a buying opportunity
  by Dolores Kreck
• House bill would restore Super 301
  by Jack Robertson
• Hard drive firms moving into flash territory; expect PC memory card group to approve form factor urged by rotating media makers
  by Jonathan Cassell
• CAD Framework Initiative lists firms in pilot projects
  by Dan Holden
• DEC, Intel near parallel deal
  by Craig Stedman
• NCR signs Independence to port transaction software; Top End line's targets: Unix platforms marketed by Sun, IBM, HP, Pyramid
  by Gerry Khermouch
• IBM casts Time Warner as ticket to multimedia computer markets
  by Andrew Collier
• Dr. Strangelove's last hurrah
  by Jack Robertson
• Cadence calls for merger of VHDL and Open Verilog
  by Daniel Holden
• Going by Greyhound, with radar
  by Michael G. Sheldrick
• Executives at In-Stat meeting see semicon upturn as the real thing
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• TI SuperSPARC for Sun Station 3 in production
• Sandia without AT&T
  by Joanne Connelly
• Japan's personal computer market down 7% in FY '91
  by Lori Valigra
• Viewlogic Systems upgrades Workview IC design tool suite
  by Peter Dunn
• FileNet moving to Unix market via IBM deal
• Ex-Gateway CEO exits Cadence to start firm
• IBM expected to show automated tape libraries; 4-model line to challenge StorageTek not seen shipping until early 1993
  by Gerry Khermouch
• Siemens to purchase IBM's half of Rolm Co.; PBX profitability in question as sales, production recombine
  by Andrew Collier
• The case for corporate cooperation
  by John L. Pickitt
• Eaton medium-current ion implanter readied; DRAM partner sought
  by Peter Dunn
• U-B, Networth run Novell Netware in 'servers'
  by Andrew Collier
• IBM cuts certain mainframe, application software tags
  by Gerry Khermouch
• Hughes in bid for GD missile; $450M offer sent to General Motors for approval
  by Jack Robertson
• Chips 3-month loss grows; Xilinx net off
• NTT to split off mobile phone division; sets wholly owned firm to fight rivals in Japan's fast growing cellular market
  by Lori Valigra
• Rockwell International eyes wireless devices, RISC signal processor
  by Andrew Collier
• Orbot to enter optical photomask inspection field
• IBM, Motorola, Apple open PowerPC RISC unit
  by Stuart Zipper
• Distributors hiking inventories; as component leadtimes stretch, need parts to protect value-added customers
  by Richard McCausland