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Articles in Feb 16, 1998 issue of Electronic News

• Synopsys makes verification move
  by Ann Steffora
• Hitachi, TI put end to memory JV
• Gtech's new game plan
  by Carolyn Whelan
• MPEG-4 opens new markets
  by Peter Brown
• 56Kbps modems shipping with new standard
  by Dylan McGrath
• How Intel stamps out bugs now
  by Dylan McGrath
• H-P, Cisco, Oracle goal: Unix server uptime 99.9%
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Mitel buys GEC-Plessey
  by Gale Morrison
• Digital camera strategy
  by Jim DeTar
• Varian buys remainder of Korean joint venture
  by Dylan McGrath
• Applied beats numbers but spooks street
  by Carol Haber
• Recovery in Asia is a long way off
  by Lewis H. Young
• IBM purchase raises questions
  by Gale Morrison
• Apple format beats out Microsoft for digital storage
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Margins squeeze graphics
  by Peter Brown
• Int'l Sematech gets director
• Abstract eyes paradigm shift in verification
  by Ann Steffora
• Facelift for Wang
  by Heidi Elliott
• Japan's economy is killing Japanese profits
  by Jim DeTar
• 3Dlabs in legal spat with TI
  by Peter Brown
• Blending cable, retailing
  by Carolyn Whelan
• Why Poulson left
  by Heidi Elliott
• Successor to Boonstra?
• ASML challenges Canon for no. 2 spot
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Seeking capital to compete with IBM in silicon-germanium
  by Gale Morrison
• Veeco deals for Digital Instruments
  by Chad Fasca
• i740 launches Intel into active graphics market
• Why "I'll see you in court" is happening more often
  by Richard Bruner
• Is Gigabit Ethernet the way of the future?
  by Will Wade
• The meaning of innovation
  by Claus Weyrich
• Newport, STM in process pact
  by Dylan McGrath
• Rodin's goal: 'A happy customer.'
  by Ann Steffora
• Finding where symmetrical DSL fits
  by Shannon Pleasant
• Motorola blends FPGA, ColdFire technologies
• One last rescue for Zenith
  by Carol Haber