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Articles in March 10, 1997 issue of Electronic News

• Sun springs Ultra-based HPC servers
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Synopsys, Lucent form GSM chipset partnership
  by Gale Bradley
• Read-Rite to Applied: 'Thanks, but no thanks.'
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• SanDisk gets key flash EEPROM patent
  by Andrew MacLellan
• QC Optics sales up; 1Q alert
• Motorola, Qualcomm design spat
• Tek series using MagniVu technology
• Ross CEO resigns as firm seeks to regain ground
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Cartesian Data emerges as flash card challenger
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Zenith posts larger loss with charges
• In-Stat in-sights: SRAM vendors feel price weakness too
  by Connie Batchelder
• Shift to systems-on-chip signals massive changes ahead
  by Luke Collins
• Mac cloner Umax adds Pentium PCs
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Philips continues divestment program
  by Jim DeTar
• Product strategists plot paths to victory in market wars
  by John W. Koon
• TI will ride DSP wave into strategic markets
  by Richard Bruner
• Microchip, Motorola, AMD, Hitachi roll chips at ESC
  by Jim DeTar
• Europe moves to join U.S., Japan in new council
• Next 50 years - 'brainy' software in works
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Sand Micro licenses USB core to Fujitsu
  by Peter Brown
• Ambit rolls ASIC device, technology deal
  by Judy Erkanat
• Chip rollouts spur 56K modem rush
  by Crista Hardie
• Motorola, Fujitsu line up MCM devices
• Rights controversy is highlighted by LSI Logic lawsuit
  by Crista Hardie
• Variety keys wireless parley debuts
• DSC's $137M judgment against Next Level upheld