Electronic News

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Articles in May 26, 1997, issue of Electronic News

• Cash woes at SE Asia fabs may signal region cool-off
  by Judy Erkanat
• Ethernet switching market to grow
  by Diane Myers
• Japanese FPDs lead SID presentations
  by Judy Erkanat
• Motorola, IDT cutting output of 256K SRAMs
  by Peter Brown
• Umax unit reorganizes staff to hike U.S. investment clout
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Cadence, CCT complete merger
• S3 on ViRGE of 3-D graphics lift-off
• Consumer needs driving MCU entries
• Intel, Motorola, others move to build technician base
  by Richard Bruner
• Intel, Samsung agreement called 'broad-based' deal
  by Jim DeTar
• Two Korean memory makers challenge anti-dump order
  by Crista Hardie
• Netscape, Oracle strengthen position with merger deal
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• ATMI buys Lawrence for $78M
  by Chad Fasca
• Samsung bares 4-bit/8-bit MCU plans
  by Jim DeTar
• HP's Platt makes clear: Unix, Windows co-exist
  by Sarah Cohen
• Staktek sues Samsung on IC package secrets
  by Jim DeTar
• Samsung sees PC OEMs adopting 64M SDRAMs
• Dell serves up a stellar quarter
• 'Concerned' DEC shareholders set meeting
  by Carol Haber
• TI, 3Dlabs drive deeper into single-chip 3-Ds
  by Peter Brown
• TI sells telecom unit to DSC
• Summit, Credence in cross-purchase deals
  by Judy Erkanat
• Bold designs for global market shown
  by Gale Bradley
• SEMI notes upbeat April book-to-bill
• AMP chairman takes U.S. reins after Americas chief pulls out
  by Bernard Levine
• Harris EDA picks Xynetix as new name
  by Chad Fasca
• Xilinx, Altera roll out 'big gun' PLDs
• Apple's Newton unit now subsidiary
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• IDT joins Pentium-with-MMX market
  by Jim DeTar
• Pixel Magic targets digital office systems