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Articles in Oct 20, 1997 issue of Electronic News

• Pressure gets to Intel
  by Bernard Levine
• Reformed GateField focuses on PLDs
  by Peter Brown
• PRI's deal, future show location is the buzz
  by Chad Fasca
• Synopsys, Viewlogic mega-merger
  by Dylan McGrath
• Motorola's MCore architecture makes debut
  by Jim DeTar
• Data General joining thin server club
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• In-Stat: semi sales to jump in '98
• Motorola steps up integrated passives output
  by Richard Bruner
• Samsung to Fujitsu: see you in court
  by Will Wade
• Xilinx plunging deeper into hybrid ASIC arena
• Adaptec upgrades SCSI kit; invests in startup
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Windows 2.0 opens door to new devices
  by Bernard McAleer
• LTX sets SOC entry with 3-in-1 tester
• OrCAD, MicroSim plan $26M merger
  by Dylan McGrath
• AVX 'downsizes' parts to up profits
  by Bernard Levine
• SiRF chipset poised to drive GPS
  by Will Wade
• Leaner TI shows dramatic gains in 3Q
  by Carol Haber
• Actel delays launch of SPGA
  by Peter Brown
• E&S invests $3.5M in Silicon Light
  by Gale Morrison
• Flash industry agrees - price pressure keen
  by Will Wade
• Altera aims for 2M gates by 2001
• Lockheed Martin-led team revved up over moonshot
• AMD picks DEC at MPU Forum
• Motorola V2.4 software enabling broader FPGA lineup
• Apple pares loss minus charges
• S3 breaks ground by using own DRAM
• Consortium developing smart battery specifications
  by Will Wade
• Bell Micro adds 2 hard drive lines; 2 VPs