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Articles in Nov 16, 1992 issue of Electronic News

• IBM production tools hit merchant market
  by Peter Dunn
• DEC's Alpha MPP work put on hold pending Cray Research resale talks
  by Craig Stedman
• Back to the future
  by Jack Robertson
• Daimler-Benz seeks Intel controller rights
  by J. Robert Lineback
• HP unveils PA-7100 workstation line
• Coors seeks national security ruling on packaging
  by Bernard Levine
• Multichip modules spark systems debate
  by Bernard Levine
• Japan DRAM makers report order flurry
  by Brooke Crothers
• JESSI seeks extension; Sematech eyes more members
  by J. Robert Lineback
• IBM-Toshiba unit eyes TFT/LCD buyers
  by Brooke Crothers
• Sun workstations take two roads
  by Jonathan Cassell
• Microsoft, Intel stir up CAD/CAM
  by Stuart Zipper
• Tek reaches agreement on investors' board seats
  by Daniel Holden
• Applied debuts ion implanter
• Data net
  by Craig Stedman
• DEC, on VAX tightrope, debuts Alpha AXP
  by Craig Stedman
• Sequoia Systems doesn't see sale likely
  by Craig Stedman
• Micron blasts Korean DRAM pricing offer
  by Jack Robertson
• One less thing for government to do
  by John L. Pickitt
• Deal set on SGS-Thomson funding
  by J. Robert Lineback
• Insider stock changes
• Vendors open up CAD/CAM software
  by Stuart Zipper
• Encore plans MPP shift to Alpha
  by Craig Stedman
• DuPont agrees to connector unit sale
  by Bernard Levine