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Articles in Feb 3, 1997 issue of Electronic News

• DRAM crash spurs memory bonanza
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Motherboard designers get new category of devices
  by Crista Hardie
• Memory technology still needs to 'catch up.'
  by Andre Hassan
• Troika seen challenging Cisco routers
  by Sarah Cohen
• Mentor Graphics adds 2 tools to lineup
  by Judy Ernakat
• PC applications, software complexity shape memory needs
  by Bob Eminian
• Synopsys widens distribution net
  by Judy Erkanat
• Fairchild unit in deal with National
  by Crista Hardie
• TriTech enters 3-D graphics market
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Prime candidates emerge for use as graphics memory
  by Michael Jahed
• ASIC to spear Prominet offering
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Gear firms unite under pressure at 'first of kind' SEMI event
  by Carol Haber
• Higher bandwidth sets trend in SRAM networking
  by Sanjiv Chopra
• Serial Presence Detection poised for limelight
  by Thomas P. Koenig
• Intel releases Pentium, Pentium Pro price sked
  by Jim DeTar
• Intel's i960 digs deeper into server market
  by Jim DeTar
• Microcontroller and flash memory integration
  by John Bryant
• Mitron buy, rev gains spur GenRad results
• Asyst to close automation subsidiary
  by Carol Haber
• Embedded competition heats up
• NOR-based flash leads promising memory designs
  by Mike Seibert
• Defense Dept. to Intel: stay
  by Sarah Cohen
• Flip side to the rise of flash
  by Walt Lahti
• SLDRAM - a scalable high-performance dynamic RAM interface
  by Farhad Tabrizi
• Exemplar, Fujitsu in key agreement
• Viewlogic buying Eagle; CEO leaves
  by Gale Bradley
• 'Good news' still for gear suppliers
  by Gale Bradley
• Rambus technology use in high bandwidth DRAMs
  by Richard Crisp
• NIST/SRC $75K metrology grant awarded at Stanford
• TI ups performance ante on new DSPs by tenfold
  by Peter Brown
• 3DO exits multimedia hardware field
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Double Data Rate technology vying for prominence
  by Brett Etter
• Revived action in passives brightens hopes for 1997
  by Fred Guinther
• Korean Big 3 in partial shift to 64M
  by Andrew MacLellan
• ARC unveils Altera 20K-based development system
  by Jim DeTar
• Flash memory: growing markets, shrinking technologies, accelerating pace
  by Saul Zales
• Samsung in bid to buy all of ailing AST
  by Elaine Chen