Test & Measurement World - November 1, 2002

Responding to silicon vendors' complaints about the high cost of test, ATE makers are struggling to keep costs down. Traditional ATE vendors are evolving to offer relatively low-cost alternatives to their expensive "big-iron" systems. Meanwhile, some relative newcomers are aggressively pushing low-cost systems.

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