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Articles in Feb 2, 1998 issue of Electronic News

• Big Synopsys challenges formal verification market
  by Ann Steffora
• 3Dfx wins injunction against Sega
  by Peter Brown
• TCI blasts CEMA remarks on HDTV approach
  by Peter Brown
• AMP's exec corps gets a facelift
  by Bernard Levine
• Altera takes wraps off 'MegaWizard' tools
• Premier Farnell CEO resigns
• Weak yen slows NEC investment
  by Dylan McGrath
• Intel pushes Pentium II to 333MHz
  by Jim Detar
• Attacking Cisco's router strength
  by Carolyn Whelan
• Graphics memory diverges
  by Scot Hudson
• Lucent rolls FPGA line, cuts prices
• Apple to lay off 300 at Claris
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Preparing for the post-optical era
  by Dylan McGrath
• Analog firms seek ride on ADSL movement
  by Will Wade
• Benchmark to pay $70M for Lockheed contracting unit
• Asian troubles mean tight cost control for more firms
• Mentor shuffles VP deck
• Watkins-Johnson sales dip nips Semi Equip staff
  by Dylan McGrath
• Despite challenges, AMP posts profit
• Getting xDSL off the ground
  by Will Wade
• Semi stocks to outperform market in '98
  by Dylan McGrath
• IKOS acquires Deerbrook to increase emulation hand
  by Ann Steffora
• DRAM companies want a shortage
  by Will Wade
• Sun to put heat on storage market
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Intel flash moves to 0.25-micron
  by Will Wade
• Is it a new Packard-Bell?
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Real-time operating systems gain favor with designers
  by Gale Morrison
• SVG to study EUV lithography use
  by Chad Fasca
• Anadigics posts gains but warns of 1Q
• End of the DEC era
  by Gale Morrison
• Turbulence in graphics IC market
  by Peter Brown
• Court spells it out to Avant!
  by Ann Steffora
• Foundries close the technology gap
  by Dylan McGrath