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Articles in June 8, 1992 issue of Electronic News

• Japan thin-film displays dim despite $500M try
  by Brooke Crothers
• What they're saying: Teradyne still a long-term value
  by Howard P. Grund
• Industry-at-Large: information integration: key to business success
  by James A. Schuping
• Mentor buys TI tech
• PMT enters cluster tool systems market
  by Dan Cray
• Other flat panel displays getting attention: plasma, metal insulator metal efforts draw adherents and critics in Japan
  by Brooke Crothers
• Desk topics: time for disk drive debuts
  by Gerry Khermouch
• Users: merged VHDL, Verilog not critical
  by Daniel Holden
• Japan companies to prepare semiconductor shopping lists to hike U.S. market share; Semicon trade issues pending
  by Brooke Crothers
• Expect verdict this week in Intel-AMD suit
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• Government closeup: planting season starts
  by Jack Robertson
• NCube to show enhanced parallel system: massively parallel processing
  by Gerry Khermouch
• Litho cells: a dream working: track speed improvements make stepper/coater-developer combo possible
  by Peter Dunn
• Particles: keeping the killer out; firms plan class 1 offensive against fine particles
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Data topics
  by Craig Stedman
• Micron, NEC sign memory deal
  by Adam Greenberg
• IBM adds Parallan server to PS/2
  by Gerry Khermouch
• CoCom eases telecom reins to ex-Soviets
  by Robert Lineback
• EC R&D plan called reply to foreign rivals
• Motorola, Samsung in 386 effort: develop pen-based wireless data computer
  by Andrew Collier
• Automatix in accord to sell Cognition subsidiary to Cadema
• Substrates: GaAs use seen expanding; $967 million market projected in 1994 as uses grow, especially in com, computers
  by Daniel Holden
• Senate bill would allow FCC to test radio frequency auction awards
• ITC finds 'indication' Korean DRAM prices hurt U.S. semicon industry
  by Adam Greenberg
• World roundtable: a computer fifth generation gap
  by Jack Robertson
• KLA opt system probes 0.2 microns
  by Daniel Holden
• Matra, ES2 to support Compass
• DEC eyes desktop system management bundling
  by Craig Stedman
• NEC, Cypress enter FPGA market
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• TI backing Cyrix in 486 legal fray
  by Stuart Zipper
• Hayes grants Rockwell license on escape sequence specs
  by Dan Cray
• MiniScribe execs, others to pay $128M in Colorado settlement
  by Stuart Zipper
• Sierra Semi takes 65% stake in new broadband com firm
  by Andrew Collier
• Automotive electronics: micromachining massively
  by Michael G. Sheldrick
• VeriFone uses Synaptics 'neural chip'
  by Jonathan Cassell
• AMI opens U.S. and Japan ASIC design centers