| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1991 Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A 1990 reorganization at Hewlett-Packard already is paying off; HP cuts bureaucracy, costs, undoing past blunders. (company profile) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Advanced Micro again reports quarterly loss. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc.) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Advanced Micro begins shipping its Am386 chip. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s Am386 microprocessor) (product announcement) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Advanced Micro Devices charges Intel in anti-trust suit seeking $2 billion. | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Advanced Micro's results decline from prior quarter. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc.) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| AMD sales of Intel chip 'clones' boom, boosting expectations for net income. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc. microprocessors) (Company Profile) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| AMD to unveil clone of popular Intel 386SX chip. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s AM386SX microprocessor a clone of the Intel Corp. 80386SX microprocessor ) (product announcement) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Apple, IBM discuss swap of technology. (Apple Computer Inc. and International Business Machines Corp.) (includes related article about the challenge of Risc chips in the microprocessor market) | Business, general | G. Pascal Zachary, Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Changing game: Intel faces challenge to its dominance in microprocessors; its main chip gets cloned, and an industry alliance bolsters rival technology; many resent leader's ways. (company profile) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Chief at National Semiconductor sets retirement. (Who's News) (Charles E. Sporck) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Chips & Technologies to unveil chips to challenge Intel's 386 microprocessor. (80386 microprocessor)(Technology & Health) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Chip vendor alleges 4 rivals violate patents. (Chips and Technologies Inc.) (Technology) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Compaq, Microsoft plan industry group to create standard for workstations. (Technology) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder, Jim Bartimo |
| Computer firms continue to feel recession pain; analysts call latest quarter dismal, but say results could get better soon. | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Cost of fast modems falling fast. (Technology) (column) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Cypress, bucking industry slump, to buy semiconductor plant from Control Data. (Cypress Semiconductor Corp. and Control Data Corp.) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Ford picks Motorola for contract to design chip for all its vehicles. | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| 'Hardcore techies' gather to compete for semiconductor bragging rights. (International Solid State Circuits Conference)(Technology & Medicine) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Hewlett, Motorola will sell workstations through dealers who target businesses. | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Hewlett-Packard to unveil low-cost, color printer that uses plain paper. (HP DeskJet 500C) (Technology) (product announcement) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Hewlett-Packard will unveil today checkbook-size PC. (Hewlett Packard Co.'s 95LX handheld computer) (product announcement) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Hewlett's net increased by 8% in 3rd quarter. (Hewlett-Packard Co.) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Intel announces new Risc chip, plant closing. (Intel 80860XP microprocessor) (product announcement) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Intel Corp. plans to announce supercomputer. (Paragon XP/S supercomputer) (Product Announcement) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Intel develops series of products to help communications between computers. (networking equipment) (product announcement) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Intel earnings increased 17% in third period. (1991) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Intel's motion to halt chip sales denied. (Intel Corp.'s law suit against Cyrix Corp.) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Intel stock falls 7% on worries over chip sales. (semiconductors) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Intel to unveil cheaper version of its 486 chip. (Intel Corp.'s 486SX microprocessor) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Intel to unveil new version of 486 chip that is 51% faster than current one. (Intel Corp.'s 50 MHz 80486 microprocessor) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Judge says Intel doesn't hold right to '386' name. (Intel Corp.'s 80386 microprocessor)(US District Court Judge William A. Ingram) (Technology) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Mips gives details about new line of computer chips. (MIPS Computer Systems Inc. R4000 microprocessor) (Technology) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Motorola loses edge in microprocessors by delaying new chips; one is held up by obsession with quality, a second by corporate infighting; squandering a lead in RISC. (reduced-instruction-set computers) (Computer Glitch) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| PC makers defy the downturn hurting mainframe, minicomputer companies. (microcomputers and workstations more successful during recession) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Phone machines answer threat of voice mail. (Technology) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Readin', writin' & multimedia: slowly, teachers are turning to a new tool. (Wall Street Journal Reports: Technology; special supplement on computer technology) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Shifting fortunes: PC firms are roiled by change as clones gain on brand names; lack for innovation makes it hard for a Compaq or IBM to justify higher prices; workstations cut into sales. | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Silicon Graphics prepares to open its 3-D technology. (three-dimensional) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Sporck at National Semiconductor sets search for an heir. (Charles E. Sporck of National Semiconductor Corp.) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Sun Microsystems Inc. to introduce line to bolster lead in low-cost work units. (Technology) (product announcement) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Sun Microsystems' net jumps 35%; record shipments of workstations cited. | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Sun Microsystems to unveil faster computer 'servers.' (Sun Microsystems Sparcserver 600MP line of file servers) (product announcement) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Sun's anti-clone decree sparks anger, charges of hypocrisy on 'open systems.' (Sun Microsystems Inc. adopts a new posture towards clone products) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Thin means power in chip maker's art. (integrated circuits) (Computer) (column) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Verdict in Apple Computer fraud case may bring restraint to product hype. | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
| Who said thin TVs mean fuzzy pictures? (flat screen displays) (Technology) (column) | Business, general | Stephen Kreider Yoder |
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