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Articles in March 2, 1998 issue of Electronic News

• Visteon: a new kind of auto supplier
  by Lewis H. Young
• Intel's balanced computing to network the home
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• VeriBest eyes horizon beyond workhorse SPICE
  by Jashmir Billon
• Squeezing Web data
  by Carolyn Whelan
• Apple buries the Newton
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Networking systems unveiled by Intel
  by Will Wade
• Data converters reduced in size
  by Willie Rempfer
• An acquisition strategy begins to pay off
  by Carol Haber
• SRAM leaders under fire
  by Jesse O. Huffman
• AC '97 initiative targets 2 design areas
  by Bob Grisamore
• Major contractors gobble up board operations
  by Bernard Levine
• IBM will fab AMD's K-6
  by Gale Morrison
• Fabless see prices drop
  by Dylan McGrath
• Analog designers — 'artists' respected by the majority
  by Bill Altonen
• 'Strategic capital' is all the rage
  by Heidi Elliott
• Vishay set to gain Temic, and resolves IC dilemma
  by Heidi Elliott
• Smart batteries for consumer systems
  by David Heacock
• Ambit challenges Synopsys
  by Ann Steffora
• Micron bites the bullet
  by Will Wade
• Nvidia, NEC act on i740 graphics entry
  by Peter Brown
• More to shrinking than meets the die
  by Howard Skolnik
• Automakers discover systems
  by Lewis H. Young
• 'Bus hold' circuit holds isolation promise for 1394 spec
  by Sandhya Seshadri
• Lam unveils Teres CMP system
  by Dylan McGrath
• CDMA vs. GSM
  by Carolyn Whelan
• VLSI's new GM returns it to its roots
  by Peter Brown
• The considerations when choosing an audio op amp
  by Troy Murphy
• Dauphin on comeback trail
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Consumer electroncs fueling growth
  by Will Wade
• Former ASIC startup targets IP
  by Peter Brown
• Analog alive and well but gets digital boost
  by Kerry Lacanette
• Test chip nears for foundry comparisons
  by Dylan McGrath
• Pond: Raytheon was the 'missing link'
  by Kirk Pond
• SEMI gets double dose of bad news
  by Dylan McGrath