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Articles in April 3, 1995 issue of Electronic News

• Xilinx agrees to buy NeoCAD
  by Jeff Dorsch
• NEC licenses VideoLogic 3D
  by Anthony Cataldo
• Group Tech '94 revs up but peso pummels 4Q
• AMD, HP 'wake-up' green PCs
  by Crista Hardie
• Costello: we need one design language
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Atmel flash eyes consumer mkt
• Motorola sale of In Focus stock raises questions on display ICs
  by Jim DeTar
• SIA confab traces script
  by David B. Hack
• Micropolis foresees 1Q loss
• ICS plans Fast Ethernet push; expands clock devices to NexGen, Rambus
  by Jim DeTar
• Opti, ALi taking on Pentium chipsets
  by Jim DeTar
• Siemens launches 8-bit MCU line
• CableLabs, vendors pose MPEG licensing scheme; a critical mass of patents
  by Reinhardt Krause
• SMC sets $20M Chartered investment
  by Crista Hardie
• Hoechst '94 sales up 13%; advanced mat'ls gain
• Vendors eye ITU conferencing specs
• Device vendors providing library support to Mentor
• IMP envisions PLD role as strong product route
  by Jim DeTar
• Michael Dell envisions faster pace PC technology
  by Bernard Levine
• Compaq tips NexGen plan
  by Reinhardt Krause
• Fujitsu says Rambus bid remains on the burner
  by Anthony Cataldo
• Microsoft harmonizes P1394, USB
  by Reinhardt Krause
• Motorola leads semi moves into Eastern Europe
  by Reinhardt Krause
• Cirrus will add $60M to Micrus venture with IBM
  by Crista Hardie
• IBM, Fujitsu, Philips appending MPEG device roster
  by Anthony Cataldo
• Intel offers some peeks at products, production
  by Jim DeTar
• Matsushita continues Puyallup fab expansion plans
  by Roy C. Webster
• RISC vendors await merged code; at Microsoft's WinHEC
  by Reinhardt Krause
• Viewlogic moves to acquire Silerity; Will Herman returns
  by Walter Andrews
• LG Semicon signs SunDisk accord
  by Anthony Cataldo
• PCI-compliant FPGAs due in 3Q