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Articles in Oct 26, 1992 issue of Electronic News

• Trade pact, European transition influence plant location choices
  by Bernard Levine
• EIA sees slight DOD funding decline
  by Jack Robertson
• Thinking Machines nears database market
• Motorola in FPGA thrust via Pilkington license
  by Stuart Zipper
• Tektronix readies for board fight; investor group may trigger poison pill?
  by Jeff Dorsch
• IBM in X-ray mask merchant market
  by Peter Dunn
• Siemens mulls semiconductor cuts
  by J. Robert Lineback
• VLSI offers programmable system block
• Component vendors debate design issues in automotive field
  by Adam Greenberg
• Goldstar Semiconductor claims pact near on new Korean DRAM pricing in Europe
  by J. Robert Lineback
• What they're saying
  by Jonathan Cassell
• Apple Computer adds PowerBook, desktop Macs
• HP willing to take on Sequoia project
  by Craig Stedman
• U.S. says Korean DRAM dumping accounted for 60% export share
  by Jack Robertson
• DRAM life cycles, volumes foretell shakeout?
  by J. Robert Lineback
• TRW unit will supply application sensors to Nissan
  by Adam Greenberg
• Sematech phase masks printing patterns
  by Peter Dunn
• DEC changing pricing approach; move affects distributors, VARs, end users on most peripherals; excludes OEM deals
  by Craig Stedman
• IBM cuts E-beam ASIC fab in sub-micron, CMOS shift
  by Peter Dunn
• PRC's Air Force win over Control Data eyes $1.7B in HP RISC CPU's, Everex PCs
  by Jack Robertson
• LSI Logic Q3 loss fueled by plant closure, downsize
• Defense contractor diversification: incentives are not the issue
  by Robert A. Carlson
• DARPA, everybody's favorite agency
  by Jack Robertson
• Quickturn unveils emulation system