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Further to our recent indepth feature we are pleased to note that ANA-DIGICS Inc. has reported impressive 1995 sales of $51.5m, up 48% over 1994, attributed primarily to increases in cellular IC sales -$15.1 m, or 29% of nte sales, compared to $1.6 m or 4.6% in 1994 -in addition to strong growth in fiber optic IC up 55%and CATV sales -up 33%. Even the severe local weather only slowed the pace a little when ANADI-GICS staff had to leave their workstations and shovel snow off the roof of the fab! President of CEO of ANADIGICS, Ron Rosenzweig was naturally very pleased with progress and keenly anticipated yet more for 1996-97. "As a result of our substantial investment in R&D this year we are beginning to ramp up production on three major new products. During 1995, cellular R&D focused on the GSM market and we are pleased to be ramping production of our first GaAs IC power amplifier for the GSM market. We are expanding our
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Sometimes it is not difficult for new high technology companies whose "latest thing" product is narrowly focused on a growing market to make a splash for a few years. It is much harder, though, for a new company to follow up on that success and to survive over the long term, because survival inevita