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23 Mar 2004

IC industry headed towards 'dangerous glut' of capacity (Mar 22)

Relaxed US ATE exports to China could hurt Taiwan (Mar 18)

TSMC, rivals could delay China move over turmoil (Mar 23)

Centillium plans double play in passive optical net ICs (Mar 22)

Optical component makers pray for 10 gigaboom (Mar 22)

Kingston launches DDR2 modules (Mar 17)

Mitsubishi raises earnings outlook (Mar 22)

Samsung creates OneNAND flash mobile memory (Mar 22)

Samsung becomes No. 1 in flash amid 166% sales growth (Mar 22)

Intel rules but IBM grows 160% in processor rankings for 2003 (Mar 22)

Texas Instruments to sample 65-nm process Q1 2005 (Mar 22)

Samsung Electronics demonstrates innovation domination at CeBIT 2004 (Mar 20)

22 Mar 2004

Intersil expands analog to IBM foundry (Mar 19)

NEC Electronics ships new DVD recorder codec

Mass production of codec uPD61181 is scheduled to begin in October

ViewSonic adds Centrino 802.11g WIFI to convertible tablet (Mar 21)

STMicroelectronics may join Hynix on china chip plant (Mar 22)

Hynix, STMicroelectronics in talks to set up chip plant (Mar 22)

Samsung predicts DRAM shortage, says report (Mar 15)

DRAM Bulletin: price momentum slows transitions (Mar 19)

Backend capacity crunch propels ATE, assembly equipment (Mar 19)

21 Mar 2004

Taiwan election's tech implications (Mar 20)

Saturday's results reinforce stability for chipmakers. Good round-up piece with listing of major Taiwan companies traded in the US.

19 Mar 2004

SEMI's book-to-bill slips as equipment market begins to cool (Mar 18)

Tatung announces blade servers' with up to 200 CPUs per rack (Mar 8)

Costs hurting China's chipmakers (Mar 19)

Sanyo Electric slashes net profit forcast by 88% (Mar 19)

SIA to study chemical exposure in chip workers (Mar 18)

Fujitsu to spend US$1.5 billion on new chip plant (Mar 18)

TSMC sees lower capital expenditure in 2005 (Mar 19)

SIS preps further Rambus chipsets (Mar 18)

AMD debuts Athlon 64 FX-53 at CeBIT (Mar 18)

Infineon buys 12-inch Dresden fab shares (Mar 16)

Newest Gateway PC has one destination: family living rooms (Mar 19)

Intersil expands pact with IBM, to take charge (Mar 18)

Lattice to restate 2003 nine-month results (Mar 18)

Samsung Electronics to double output of 12-inch wafers (Mar 17)

Memory makers to move up 2004 ranks, says IC Insights (Mar 18)

Flash to continue double-digit growth (Mar 18)

18 Mar 2004

FASL moves Spansion flash on to 110-nm process (Mar 17)

German foundry cancels IPO due to lack of demand (Mar 17)

SEMI calls for looser equipment rules in China (Mar 17)

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