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Articles in Sept 22, 1997 issue of Electronic News

• Maneuvers at Mentor Graphics
  by Chad Fasca
• Exponential's last gasp: sues Apple
  by Jim DeTar
• NCipher series aims to bolster electronic security
• WJ to focus on core business — sells mil lines to TSMD for $103M
• Intel flash 'breakthrough.'
  by Will Wade
• TI C6x DSP stalled; OEMs anxious
  by Will Wade
• Summit buys Sim Tech in $35M cash/stock deal
  by Dylan McGrath
• VLSI sets single-chip multicore system
  by Peter Brown
• Supermicro supports Pentium II ICs
• HP enhances 3000 servers, MPE iX operating system
• Speculation ended: Marshall to acquire Sterling
  by Bernard Levine
• NEC capital outlay brisk; eyeing 10-terabit memory
  by Gale Morrison
• Philips Semi drives into simple PLD chip market
• New NEC networking unit to target Ethernet
  by Will Wade
• CompUSA to sell own PC brand
  by Bernard McAleer
• Arrow, Kemet signal intent to sign global agreement
  by Bernard Levine
• Chip-scale vs. flip chip battle rages
  by Bernard Levine
• Debase on DSP software tools boils at DSP World
  by Gale B. Morrison
• Siliconware invests in start-up Abpac
• A top priority: Texas Instruments ventures out with Hambrecht & Quist
  by Carol Haber
• DOE chooses Lucent ATM switch
  by Gale B. Morrison
• Sigma Designs 2Q results reflect leap into MPEG-2
  by Carol Haber
• Wildfire says General Magic infringed
• USB product introductions continue at a rapid pace
• Tek buys Siemens test unit in Berlin
  by Dylan McGrath
• 3 ex-CMD execs indicted
  by Peter Brown
• Siemens debuts 32-bit embedded architecture
  by Jim DeTar
• Sun, 4 integrators' goal: under-$10K Unix servers
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Texas Instruments ventures out with Hambrecht & Quist; $100M for DSPs
  by Will Wade
• Honeywell, Mitsubishi join on airplane FPD project
• SpeedFam results spurt; stock offer set
  by Carol Haber