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Articles in May 2, 1994 issue of Electronic News

• 486 prices in flux as rivals jockey
  by Reinhardt Krause
• Seiko Epson eyes cash advances by Brooktree, Lattice
  by Jim DeTar
• AMD plans richer 486 mix this year, K5 samples in 4Q
  by Walter Andrews
• Xilinx to cut military FPGA prices
  by Jim DeTar
• NEC to make Micron SyncBurst SRAMS; Hitachi firms up Ramtron FRAM deal as a second source
  by Katie Hottinger
• Delphi auto update eyes 20% electronic content
• Compass unveils new router, library
• AMI introduces Viewlogic interface; mixed-signal design tools ported to Sun
• Distributors: DRAM pinch lingers, presses passives
  by Bernard Levine
• Hitachi's broad plans cover ECL, IBM CMOS and RISC
• Intel unveils 3D graphics interface
  by Reinhardt Krause
• Sun, Fujitsu will spend $500M to boost Sparc
  by Jim DeTar
• Hyundai to assemble MQUADS
• LSI Logic, Synopsys spurred by user integration
• U.S. revamps FPD support to fuel industry: $587M earmarked via 5-year program with ARPA increases
  by Walter Andrews
• Creative targets Europe for Irish site: 3Q 9-month nets soar
• Early fast Ethernet devices will be custom
• Cable Labs explores licensing to stem MPEG patent imbroglio
  by Reinhardt Krause
• Philips plans new lab; ships 3V OTP controller
• Mentor Graphics plots QuickVDHL price cuts, enhancements, bundles
  by Jeff Dorsch
• IBM, Delco, Seiko join IVHS group for $7M Seattle test; data receiver chipset developed for FM Subcarrier mode
• Sci-Atlanta in IVHS, DASCAR deals
• Applied debuts CVD chamber, process
• MCT, Sym-Tek agree on new terms