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Articles in April 21, 1997 issue of Electronic News

• New firm—Verysys—sets formal verification debuts
• Xilinx debuts Web-based development tool
  by Peter Brown
• Metal-layer antifuse FPGAs are engineered to perform
  by John Birkner
• Applied wins ruling versus Novellus
• Intellectual property push continues momentum
  by Robert K. Beachler
• OrCAD buys T.E.A.M. organization
  by Judy Erkanat
• DEC earnings improve in 3Q over 2Q but fall 59% from '96
• Toshiba licenses MIPS16 architecture
  by Peter Brown
• Design-specific CPLDs key to utilizing ISR
  by Norman Taffe
• Synopsys rolls 2 design tool entries
• Busy Ambit: new product; IBM deal; $4M In orders
  by Judy Erkanat
• CPLDs drive easy-to-use software, hardware exploitation
  by Mike Cho
• Quarterly results hot but hiatus expected
  by Carol Haber
• Nvidia, STM try consumer graphics ICs again
  by Andrew Maclellan
• Pin-locking allows pin retention regardless of changes
  by Jesse Jenkins
• 0.25-micron race begins
  by Jim DeTar
• Channel assembly gains favor
  by Norm Bogen
• New CPLD architecture solves traditional ISP problems
  by Eric Pirpich
• PictureTel buying MultiLink
  by Sarah Cohen
• IP at core of efforts to shorten time-to-market
  by Peter Brown
• 1997 Ad
  by Crista Hardie
• Compressing debugging time next step
  by Dennis Nye
• Bell-Milgray to combine warehouses
  by Fred Guinther
• Compaq-Gateway merger talks begin to surface
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Altera extends bid into reconfigurable computing
• Flash-based FPGAs target ASIC design environment
  by Todd Scott
• Avant! hit with felony charges
• Lucent's Crawford on modem 'wars'
• Hybrid FPGAs will enable IP integration
  by Thomas J. Hickey
• Warnings upstage strong Intel gains
  by Carol Haber
• IBM research takes broader role
  by Gale Bradley
• Intel aims to eliminate EEPROMs
  by Andrew MacLellan
• Designing FPGAs to fit system 'power budget'
  by Eric C. Glatfelter
• TI bounces back as semis wake up