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Articles in June 12, 1995 issue of Electronic News

• Mentor purchases Exemplar
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Teradyne wins $56M stealth test contract
• Samsung extends AST share offer as vote is set
• The Discipline of Market Leaders: Choose Your Customers, Narrow Your Focus, Dominate Your Market
  by Robert Sobel
• PADS, Viewlogic meld PCB design, layout
  by Walter Andrews
• AT&T Micro introduces latest ORCA FPGA line
• More MPUs to hit the streets
• Hyundai maps flash entry
  by Anthony Cataldo
• Qualcomm gets Korean awards for CDMA ASICs
• HP in new 3D graphics, systems bid
  by Jim DeTar
• Product failures: why are we implementing wrong solutions?
  by Christopher O. Clugston
• Parametric to acquire Rasna in $180M deal
• Trident enters 3D graphics with 64-bit processor
• DAC will air FPGA effort on PC specs
  by Jim DeTar
• AT&T Micro margins will reach 30% in '95
• EIA sees U.S. electromedial equipment factory sales in rebound
• Quickturn establishes new engineering services group
• GEC Plessey Semiconductors, Intel offer new MCUs
• PicoPower slates 'Super 486' chipsets
• All American signs NexGen
  by Bernard Levine
• Wall Street ponders IBM-Lotus winners, losers
  by Carol Haber
• IBM first in line supporting Taligent
• Electronics firms take to Kanata
  by Robert Bullis
• IKOS introduces VHDL mixed-level fault simulator
• AMD's MACH addition to CPLD line is fastest
• Du Pont eyes diluted stake in photomasks
  by Jeff Dorsch
• AMI: green light on $200M expansion
  by Crista Hardie
• Association gauges opposition to Japan software quality proposal
• Equipment customers' satisfaction higher, VLSI says
• Swiss tools company sets up U.S. subsidiary
• Exar agrees to acquire Silicon Microstructures
  by Crista Hardie