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Articles in August 11, 1997 issue of Electronic News

• Three key 1998 issues
  by Morry Marshall
• Lam completes purchase of OnTrak in $400M deal
  by Dylan McGrath
• Apple in uphill fight despite Gates' bucks
  by Elaine Chen
• 1997 Ad
  by Chad Fasca
• Multek, Celestica in buys for IBM, HP board units
• Intergraph, Sony target professional market
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• SPI protocol EEPROM line expanded by Atmel
• Mike Rohleder to head Wyle Electronics
  by Bernard Levine
• Sun Micro charges ex-staffers used software illegally
  by Dylan McGrath
• Big guns pour bucks into startup
  by Carol Haber
• Trio-Tech to buy Universal Systems
• Mentor loses 2 rounds to Quickturn in court
  by Dylan McGrath
• Graphics, IC board market heats up
  by Peter Brown
• Cymer: even success can mean stress
• New RISC design house gets NEC as first client
  by Jim DeTar
• Cypress driving deeper into military IC market
• Bourns launches RC networks
• Court orders mediation for ASM, Applied Materials
  by Chad Fasca
• Japan leads semi market growth for June period
• Access Beyond, Hayes sign merger agreement
  by Bernard McAleer
• SGI builds OpenGL clout vs. Microsoft; S3 on board
  by Peter Brown
• Silicon Image takes wraps off FPD set
• Motorola/Siemens add gear to White Oak JV
• UPS strike - not critical yet
• Lucent pushes ASIC process envelope
  by Will Wade
• Intel offers digital PC camera 'guidelines.'
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Credence takes final test to big leagues
• SIA: accords push Japan market share to record
  by Jim DeTar
• Iomega sues SyQuest over patents