| The New York Times 1993 Andrew Pollack |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| After a long fight, U.S. yields on a vital chip-making tool. (photolithography equipment) | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| Applied Materials plans venture with Komatsu. | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| As Japan chip talks near, U.S. turns up the pressure. (agreement to open up Japanese integrated circuit market) | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| Compaq disputes Japan ministry's bid procedure. (Ministry of International Trade and Industry) | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| Computer translator phones try to compensate for Babel. | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| Fujitsu joins Siemens in alliance; a cheaper mainframe is the venture's goal. | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| Japan blames U.S. makers in chip feud. | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| Japanese computer giants see the danger of following I.B.M.; Fujitsu and Hitachi ponder life beyond the mainframe. | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| Japanese consortium backs Motorola on satellite phones. (DDI Corp., Sony Corp., Kyocera Corp. and Mitsubishi Corp.) | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| Japanese joining computer display venture. (Kaleida Labs' Script X multimedia standard) | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
| Sega to use Hitachi chip in video game machine. | News, opinion and commentary | Andrew Pollack |
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