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Articles in June 15, 1992 issue of Electronic News

• IBM raises stakes in Seagate suit
  by Gerry Khermouch
• Wang Labs sues Mitsubishi, NMB
  by Richard McCausland
• Industry-at-large: the dream presidency
  by William H. Reed
• Cadence snubs VHDL International, pushes Verilog for ASIC design
  by Daniel Holden
• Cathode ray still the tube to beat
  by Jack Robertson
• IBM RS/6000 to back 'Fiber Channel'
  by Andrew Collier
• TI confirms switch, will ramp DRAM output at Kobe fab
  by Richard McCausland
• Northern adds data/voice/video by phone line
  by Andrew Collier
• Compaq skeds low-end debuts in first stage of line overhaul
  by Stuart Zipper
• Designers' wish list: more tools: need software for RF, microwave circuits for cellular com, wireless computer networks
  by Peter Dunn
• Cirrus skeds single-chip, true-color VGA controllers and accelerators
• Government closeup: Tokyo transfer to the rescue?
  by Jack Robertson
• Unix labs: Will marketing equal technology?
  by Gerry Khermouch
• Teradyne sells design systems to CrossCheck, Sophia of Japan
  by Dan Holden
• World roundtable: semiconductor Kabuki drama
  by Jack Robertson
• Zenith Data relaunches personal computer line
• Digital decides to reopen development of OSF/1 for MIPS-based computer line
  by Craig Stedman
• NCR updates Document Imaging System; character recognition, server power stressed
  by Gerry Khermouch
• Report Xerox, AT&T, DEC, Sarnoff near flat panel joint output deal
  by Jack Robertson
• Flow of 3.3V semicons lightens portable scene
  by Adam Greenberg
• HP matchbook drive fires integration: Alters development of storage devices?
  by Jonathan Cassell
• HP: how green was my vendor
  by Robert Ristelhueber
• SVG, National, Sematech develop series 7000 vertical thermal reactor
• And today's consortium is…
  by Michael G. Sheldrick
• Korean dumping affirmed: in Europe
  by J. Robert Lineback
• What they're saying: hard disk drives a cushy choice
  by Howard P. Grund
• Cadence, Mentor on new battlefield: design suites for application-specific ICs open high-level front in firms' rivalry
  by Dan Holden
• Anthem breaks out separate units for distribution and manufacturing