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  1. Donations Pour in for Katrina Relief (AP)
  2. An Update on AMD (The Motley Fool)
  3. Intel, Philips tie up in home entertainment systems (Reuters)
  4. July Chip Sales Rise By 2% (TechWeb)
  5. South Koreans unveil technology to replace silicon chips (AFP)
  6. Intel Rebuts AMD's Antitrust Charges (PC World)
  7. Intel Denies Wrongdoing in AMD Response (AP)
  8. Intel hits back over AMD 'bribery' lawsuit (AFP)
  9. Dell Servers Go Dual-Core (NewsFactor)
  10. Trade Group Warns Oil Prices Could Harm Chip Market (TechWeb)
  11. Sun Completes $4.1B StorageTek Takeover (AP)
  12. Fujitsu Launches Dual-Core Workstations (PC World)
  13. Marvell Buys Storage IC Unit For $225 million (TechWeb)
  14. Intel seeks a more efficient chip (InfoWorld)
  15. Cool Chips Are Hot (TechWeb)
  16. Freescale To Supply Apple With PowerPC Processors To '08 (TechWeb)
  17. Intel Viiv Aims to Centralize Home Media (Ziff Davis)
  18. IBM Unveils Continuous Back Up Program For PCs And Servers (TechWeb)
  19. OmniVision's Margins of Error (The Motley Fool)
  20. EU Clears Sun Microsystems Acquisition (AP)
  21. Vendor Ships New Generation Of WiMAX Equipment (TechWeb)
  22. Chipmaker Updates Help Bolster Hopes For Strong 2nd Half (Investor's Business Daily)
  23. Chip Market Set For Double-Digit Growth (TechWeb)
  24. Dow Ends Up 83 As Gas Prices Decline (AP)
  25. Wall Street bullish on semiconductor cheer (FT.com)
  26. Wall Street readies for bullish finish (FT.com)
  27. Samsung unveils world's first 16-gigabit NAND flash memory chip (AFP)
  28. Cypress Makes Design Gains In Holographic Storage (TechWeb)
  29. Microsoft previews next version of Office (Reuters)
  30. Report Credits Intel With Managing Chip Manufacturing Costs (TechWeb)
  31. Intel's Low Chip Costs Mean Big Profits (PC World)
  32. Philips stands by growth targets (Reuters)
  33. Fujitsu Siemens To Sell Egenera Blade Servers In Europe (TechWeb)
  34. Intel Action Could Delay Next-Gen Wi-Fi: Analysts (TechWeb)
  35. Intel to Invest $345M at Two U.S. Plants (AP)
  36. Intel gears up to build new Israeli plant-analyst (Reuters)
  37. Chip makers brace for slower pace in Moore's Law (Reuters)
  38. Nerds' Best-Kept Investment Secret (The Motley Fool)
  39. Intel Revamps Technology (PC World)
  40. Apple Servers Drive New EU Supercomputer (Ziff Davis)
  41. Notebooks Set to Double Up Processors (Ziff Davis)
  42. Sun Pushes for Speed with New Server Offerings (NewsFactor)
  43. Oracle Considers Supporting Competing Databases (TechWeb)
  44. Bed Bath and Still Beyond (The Motley Fool)
  45. MicroStrategy Unveils Software For Dual-Core Opterons (TechWeb)
  46. AMD Launches Three Dual-Core Chips (TechWeb)
  47. Researchers Experiment With Growing Semiconductors From Algae (TechWeb)
  48. Intel, Server Vendors Team Up For Itanium Solutions Alliance (TechWeb)
  49. AMD Adds Second Wave Of Dual-Core Opterons; Dell Introduces First Dual-Core Xeon Servers (TechWeb)
  50. IBM Unveils Dual-Core Small Business Servers (PC World)
  51. Intel, Research in Motion to collaborate on BlackBerry (AFP)
  52. Dell Announces Multicore Xeon Systems (NewsFactor)
  53. Sanyo post $1.8 bln loss: paper (Reuters)
  54. Samsung Elec to decide on raising US chip output (Reuters)
  55. Sanyo Widens Its Loss Forecast for 2005 (AP)
  56. Intel, RIM Chip Deal Seen Benefiting Both (TechWeb)
  57. Intel Chips to Power BlackBerry (PC World)
  58. Troubled Sanyo Widens Its Loss Estimate (AP)
  59. Samsung to invest 33 billion dollars on new chip lines by 2012 (AFP)
  60. Samsung to invest $33 billion in chips (Reuters)
  61. Intel Sneaks out Cheap Pentiums (Ziff Davis)
  62. IBM Offers 4-Gig SAN Solution (TechWeb)
  63. In Brief: Quest releases Application Assurance Suite for Java and Portals (InfoWorld)
  64. Chips Jam Tight, Slow Down (TechWeb)
  65. Vitesse cuts quarterly revenue forecast (Reuters)
  66. Torvalds' Baby Comes of Age (BusinessWeek Online)
  67. Affordable Dual-Core (PC World)
  68. ARM unveils fastest-ever processor for mobiles (Reuters)
  69. IBM Offers Up Power5 Dual-Core Servers For SMB (TechWeb)
  70. Taiwan's TSMC completes prototype runs using 65 nanometer technology (AFP)
  71. America's Fall in R&D: "Nobody Cares" (BusinessWeek Online)
  72. Intel May Support Blu-ray Too (PC World)
  73. IBM to Unwrap First Dual-Core Xeon 'Paxville' Servers (PC World)
  74. Intel to launch low-cost PC for rural India by December (AFP)
  75. TSMC Reports 8.9 Percent Revenue Increase (AP)
  76. Intel Acquires Zarlink Semi's RF Operation (TechWeb)
  77. AMD profit up on computer chip demand (Reuters)
  78. Advanced Micro Profit Rises 73 Percent (AP)
  79. Intel Unveils First Dual-Core Xeon (NewsFactor)
  80. Semiconductors' View Semisweet (The Motley Fool)
  81. More Headroom For AMD (TechWeb)
  82. Samsung Profit Slumps on Price-Fixing Fine (AP)
  83. Samsung to plead guilty, pay 300 M dollar US antitrust fine (AFP)
  84. Fairchild Semi says CFO has resigned (Reuters)
  85. Fairchild Semiconductor posts Q3 loss (Reuters)
  86. Hynix Semiconductor's 3Q Profit Drops (AP)
  87. ASML Must Be a Cubs Fan (The Motley Fool)
  88. AMD Smashed Estimates For 3Q (TechWeb)
  89. Novellus reports sharply lower profit (Reuters)
  90. Intel Slashes PC Power-up Time (PC World)
  91. Is Fairchild a Fair Bet? (The Motley Fool)
  92. RPT-Novellus reports sharply lower profit amid slump (Reuters)
  93. Analyst: Intel To Hit Q3 Forecast Despite IC Shortages (TechWeb)
  94. Infineon: Semiconductor Sales to Grow (AP)
  95. Intel Misses Expectations With 3Q Profit (AP)
  96. Intel's Chip Off the New Block (The Motley Fool)
  97. Intel Profit Gains on Notebook Sales (AP)
  98. Intel profit up 4.6 percent to nearly 2 billion dollars (AFP)
  99. Wall St edges up as solid earnings offset Intel (FT.com)
  100. Wall St flat as solid earnings offset Intel (FT.com)