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8 Mar 2004

Chipmakers on defensive as tides turn (Mar 5)

The fortunes of memory maker Rambus seem to be turning following the dismissal last month by an administrative law judge of Federal Trade Commission antitrust charges against the company.

China SMIC says it has sufficient funding until 2005 (Mar 7)

SMIC files motion to dismiss TSMC patent suit (Mar 7)

6 Mar 2004

Samsung, IBM, Infineon in chip project (Mar 5)

5 Mar 2004

Intel CFO sees inventory build in Asia Pacific, Japan (Mar 5)

Philips exceeds cost savings target (Mar 5)

Malaysia seeks US$1.3 billion syndicated loan for PMB, 1st Silicon (Mar 5)

DRAM Bulletin: Production problems lift prices (Mar 4)

Production problems hit Hynix, Infineon, Micron, Samsung (Mar 4)

PCB Shipments, Orders Jump Year over Year (Mar 3)

Intel narrows Q1 sales forecast to lower range (Mar 4)

OEM demand holds steady but yield problems drive up contract prices (Mar 4)

Kemet announces opening of production facility in Suzhou, China (Feb 18)

Kemet claims to be the world's largest manufacturer of solid tantalum capacitors, the fourth largest manufacturer of multilayer ceramic capacitors, and a leader in the development of solid aluminum capacitors.

Philips announces variable lens technology (Mar 4)

4 Mar 2004

NVIDIA unveils AR10 - The world's first programmable 3D core for moblie phones (Feb 26)

Memory technology set to evolve with DDR2 (Mar 2)

[World DRAM Price] Daily spot prices continue to drop (Mar 3)

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NEC drops its OLED business (Mar 4)

IPAC to form chip-packaging venture in Malaysia (Mar 2)

German foundry aims to raise US$200 million with IPO (Mar 3)

'Actual' January chip sales show Asia-Pacific strength (Mar 3)

Asia-Pacific region continues to boom with sales of $5.37 billion up 36.6 percent over the same month a year before.

Taiwan's Chipbond orders gold bump system from Ultratech (Mar 3)

Cascade Microtech files US$85 million IPO (Mar 3)

Gateway to cut work force by over 2,000 (Mar 2)

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EU probes memory price-fixing charge (Mar 4)

3 Mar 2004

Microchip shelves China assembly plans (Mar 2)

IC market to hit speed bumps in 2004; peak cycle to end in 2006 (Mar 2)

IC capital spending to grow 42%; foundry capex to double (Mar 2)

ASE says scarcity of some metals is driving prices up

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ASMI CEO: Too early to unveil financial details of NuTool

CEO Arthur Del Prado said the impact of the NuTool investment on ASMI's cash position in 2004 would be less than 10 million euros

Xilinx sees March quarter revenues up 9-10% (Mar 2)

Fairchild tweaks sales target up (Mar 2)

Shanghai Huahong NEC: Sales to double this year (Mar 3)

The mighty lure of online music (Feb 27)

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Toshiba hit with one billion yen flash memory lawsuit (Mar 2)

UMCi moves to full-scale production (Mar 2)

Flash memory inventor sues Toshiba for share of patent rights (Mar 2)

Pluggedin: PC makers try again with TV computers (Mar 2)

Intel to debut new Gallatin chip for four-processor servers (Mar 1)

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