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Articles in June 24, 1996 issue of Electronic News

• TI, Intel stress EDA challenges
  by Carol Haber
• Samsung second-sourcing Alpha MPU
  by Sarah Cohen
• ASIC Semicon unveils novel model
  by Peter Brown
• Lockheed Martin beefs up suit vs. SGI
  by Andrew MacLellan
• New Vaio home PC line from Sony
• Chip Express ASIC line ranges to 200K gates
  by Peter Brown
• Foreign semi share in Japan inches up on eve of pact talks
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Applied moves on 3 product fronts
  by Judy Erkanat
• SanDisk revamps IC; plans move to Sunnyvale
  by Andrew MacLellan
• DRAM plight could be more than oversupply
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Iomega drives add zip for OEMs
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Exar wants more of $15B mixed-signal market
  by Crista Hardie
• May equipment book-to-bill plummets
  by Judy Erkanat
• 'Top 10s' in customer satisfaction rated
  by Gale Bradley
• Motorola, Digi-Media Vision sign pact
  by Andrew MacLellan
• At PC Expo, portables are never too rich or too thin
  by Elaine Chen
• Cypress predicts 2Q dip; delays work on fab V
• Intel, Quantum unveil disk protocol
  by Andrew MacLellan
• DG forms THiiN Internet, NUMA units
• TI taps president/CEO
  by Sarah Cohen
• Customer order delays to impact ADFlex 2Q
• Cirrus rolls out FastPath platform
  by Crista Hardie
• IBM MPU manager exit sparks exec shifts
  by Jim DeTar
• CAD initiative picks IBM design model
• IBM unveils faster IR chips at PC Expo
  by Sarah Cohen
• National to spin off logic
  by Christa Hardie
• Vishay to revamp manufacturing, take charge
• Chip companies in Fast Ethernet feast
  by Crista Hardie
• TI engineer is ruled 1-Chip MCU inventor
  by Jim DeTar
• Tek 4Q net up 16%
• Atmel introducing line of low voltage FPGAs
  by Peter Brown