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Articles in Sept 26, 1994 issue of Electronic News

• Toshiba, NEC bare outlays in fab revival; Korean DRAM impact factored
  by Rob Guth
• GE seeks MCM licensing partners
  by Bernard Levine
• PMC-Sierra floats alternative 25Mbps ATM
• Technological implementations of Information Superhighway seen as 'in hand.'
  by Edgar A. Sack
• AT&T sets 0.35-micron, 60K-gate FPGAs in 1996
• Cirrus unveils serial communications controllers
• Intel will follow AMD with 486 embedded market entries
  by Jim DeTar
• Mentor cements Anacad analog/mixed-signal bid
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Micron net soars; top 3 exit
• Integrated Solutions buys closed MTI
• Hitachi samples 16-bit controller
• Fabless group formed; capacity tops agenda; incompatible with Semiconductor Industry Association?
  by Anthony Cataldo
• TI favors 486SX over 'Rio Grande' merchant effort
  by Reinhardt Krause
• Bull ships SMP PowerPC machines; forms closer ties to Motorola Computer Group
  by Ron Condon
• Stable PLL designs raise performance
  by Andy Santoni
• ICT ships latest CPLDs; offers OrCAD interface
• Rockwell Telecom has standard GaAs chipset
• P110 tool support surfaces before formal unveiling
  by Jim DeTar
• PowerPC camp at crossroads
  by Reinhardt Krause
• June graphics controller sales tracked
• ETSI drops contentious patent policy
• Silvaco seeks 'trade secrets' injunction against ex-employee
• Trident upgrades video processor
• Microchip bares two controllers
• Arrow to buy Anthem via $370M stock deal
  by Bernard Levine
• AMD samples 100MHz 486; fourth quarter production
  by Jim DeTar
• HDTV advisory group gives VSB good marks for cable
• Mentor, VLSI ink 5-year ASIC design pact
• CompCore targets C-Cube, IIT codecs
• C-Cube, LSI Logic: tale of two MPEGs
  by Anthony Cataldo