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Programmable Devices: Paul Sasaki
Faster than a speeding FPGA

Embedded Systems: Jerry Fiddler
Change is music to his ears

Microprocessors: David Lin
Riding the low-cost PC wave

Semiconductor Memories: Pete MacWilliams
DRAM journey nears its goal

DSP Chips: Ray Simar
Nice guy finds a DSP firestorm

Communications: Kingston Duffie
Phone lines, down and dirty

System-on-a-chip: Scott Eisenhart
Waging war in the Windy City

Machine Intelligence: Ray Kurzweil
Era of smart people is dawning

Displays: Paul E. Gulick
Clear picture of displays' future

A proven flair for picking technology winners

Linear/Mixed-Signal Chips: Jim Williams
Understanding analog is an art

Mass Storage: Al Shugart
Driving through stormy weather

Design Tools: Lee Ritchey
High-speed design's ratchet man

Consumer Electronics: Neil Peretz
Frustration breeds an innovation

IP Cores: Rick Clucas
Only temporary obstacles exist

Design Methodology: Nancy Nettleton
Going to full-custom ASICs

Biometrics: Dale Setlak
Identifying with engineering

Nanotechnology: Richard Smalley
A carbon copy of the real thing

3D Graphics: John Brothers
Brutal world needs savage plan

Packaging: Dieter Bergman
Aspiring to a higher standard

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