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Articles in Nov 3, 1997 issue of Electronic News

• PRI to acquire Equipe in $172M deal
• New ColdFire architecture emerges
  by Jim DeTar
• Thomas & Betts connects with expanding global market
  by Roy Burton
• IBM sets 'voluntary' buyout plan to cut costs
  by Bernard McAleer
• Cadence scores $100M deal for IP services
  by Dylan McGrath
• Some applications call for discretes - and only discretes
  by Felix Zandman
• Many firms behind Xilinx's new FPGAs
• Japan stocks signal economic trouble
  by Lewis H. Young
• TI adds HotHaus Tech to its DSPs
• Integrated devices in varied formats at KOA Speer
  by Scott Brown
• Focus on Arrow, Motorola moves
  by Bernard Levine
• UICC fire burns its customers
• Execs burn over proposed limits on foreign hires
  by Richard W. Bruner
• Sensing and smart control solutions benefit industry
  by Ron Sieck
• Brian Halla on PC-on-a-chip
• Integrated devices roil passives market
  by Bernard Levine
• Gatefield, Siemens sign long-term accord on FPGAs
  by Peter Brown
• Techniques in LTCC, thin film to handle integration
  by T. G. Reynolds
• Intel seeks breakthrough with PC Camera Kit
  by Bernard McAleer
• SGS sees life in 8-bit micro market
• AMP links new tech with business development
  by William J. Hudson
• 1,400 OEM exhibits to spark Westcon
• SGI's CEO McCracken tumbles
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Rockwell launches high-speed modem technology for home user
  by Will Wade
• EMI reduction via use of SMT feedthru caps
  by Ron Demcko
• Iomega opens new Milpitas plant
• High-speed memory race gets new entrant
  by Will Wade
• Intel drives Pentium, P2 prices down again
• Industry demand factors drive change in connector industry
  by Ken Fleck
• Microchip files suit
  by Peter Brown
• Suit ends in a win-win
  by Gale Morrison
• There's a long, long way to Digital TV
  by Gerry Kaufhold
• Thin-film-on-silicon: complete solution for ASICs
  by Larry Eslinger
• Xicor, Vishay join on EEPOT deal
• SIA sees a recovery
  by Jim DeTar
• Electronics suppliers are not Boeing's problem
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Real cost reduction lies beyond price of parts
  by Terry R. Weaver
• Microsoft in CTIA; big wireless boost
  by Cynthia Bournellis