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Articles in June 26, 1995 issue of Electronic News

• Philips cooking up full menu
  by Jim DeTar
• TI hikes 1995 growth forecast, production needs
  by Carol Haber
• Tek net, sales advance
• Sun plans new manufacturing sites
• Motorola slates custom program in ASSP markets
  by Reinhardt Krause
• National restructures group-level management
  by Crista Hardie
• Olin agrees to acquire Ciba-Geigy OCG stake
  by Walter Andrews
• Synopsys plans to purchase Arkos Design for $9.3M
  by Jeff Dorsch
• DSP Group adds Eonic as tool partner
• Applied enters RTP; taking on furnaces
  by Jeff Dorsch
• NEC shows new low power ASICs using Synopsys CBA architecture
• New Xilinx FPGA architecture bows
  by Crista Hardie
• Microchip slates $100M expansion
  by Crista Hardie
• Game venture is founded to push home Windows 95
  by Rob Guth
• PowerPC camp grapples with software, OS issues
  by Reinhardt Krause
• Device exec: high EDA costs but no solutions
  by Walter Andrews
• Digital Semiconductor debuts latest PCI bridge
• Crystal offers reference design, wavetable device
  by Anthony Cataldo
• AVX is pruning distribution list; Jaco terminated
  by Bernard Levine
• Micron 3Q sales hit $760M, net $220M
• Oak spins MPEG board developer kit
• Teradyne forecasting '95 growth of 30%
  by Walter Andrews
• Micron unveils burst EDO DRAMs
• AMD plans to push 486s to 150MHz
  by Reinhardt Krause
• NEC mulling U.S. fab; timetable, site murky
  by Rob Guth
• European patent office weighs computer software
• Panda Project spins modular architecture
• Cirrus Logic's accelerator adopts Rambus interface
  by Anthony Cataldo
• New joint group tracks global IC capacity, use