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24 Feb 2004

Philips claims 50% size reduction for Nexperia RF SiP (Feb 23)

Bernie Myerson, chief technology officer at IBM Microelectronics, said that at 90 nm certain companies will hit a performance wall and step over a power cliff

23 Feb 2004

China telecom sector 2003 revenue RMB461 billion, up 13.9% on year (Feb 23)

Macronix readies US$154.4 million GDR issue in Luxembourg (Feb 23)

Taiwan IT companies recruitment drives (Feb 21)

Japanese electronic businesses report surpluses (Feb 22)

Samsung, LG to be freed from investment restrictions

European partners ask EU to forego tariffs on Hynix (Feb 20)

Hynix to begin chip production in China (Feb 22)

Micron's oversupply, pricing concerns (Feb 20)

SMIC to raise up to US$1.59 billion from IPO (Feb 22)

GSM celebrates as historic milestone is passed ahead of schedule (Feb 22)

More than one billion people, almost one in six of the world's population, are now using GSM mobile phones. This historic milestone has been reached only 12 years after the launch of the first networks.

22 Feb 2004

Serial-attached SCSI (SAS) devices slow to market (Feb 19)

China establishes group to set RFID standards (Feb 20)

HP's 1Q profits jump 30% on year (Feb 20)

Japan January chip equipment orders up 137.5% on year; B/B ratio 1.38 (Feb 20)

Flash card makers bump up the volume (Feb 12)

21 Feb 2004

Visit the China Sourcing Fair: Electronics & Components in Shanghai, April 13-15, 2004

Mobile operators to shop in Cannes for 3G build-up (Feb 20)

20 Feb 2004

Samsung expects to sell 17 million mobile phones in first quarter (Feb 19)

Sharp focuses on 17-inch LCD segment with two new models

Analysis-Indium shortage casts shadow on LCD growth

IDC: LCD monitors are a flat-out success, outshipping traditional CRTs by 2004

Dell'Oro Group: IP PBX shipments grew 19% in 4Q

Intel seeks to regain No. 1 position in flash, plans to triple capacity

SEMI: Equipment B/B reach 1.18 in January

VLSI: Equipment B/B ratio reached 1.29

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19 Feb 2004

China a high-stakes guessing game for tech giants

Notebooks to dial up built-in phones (Feb 18)

Intel, AMD duke out 64-bit processor turf (Feb 18)

Samsung Electronics global telecom head leads delegation to Middle East (Feb 18)

Motorola features phone reference design (Feb 18)

Sony exits CRT monitor market (Feb 19)

Mitsubishi Electric develops reversible LCD (Feb 18)

Apple says it has 100,000 orders for iPod mini (Feb 17)

Dell has no plans to use AMD chips in its products (Feb 18)

Is your PC ready for Longhorn? (Feb 18)

Nortel sees breaks in China (Feb 18)

Intel broadens ultrawideband role (Feb 18)

Intel fleshes out Itanium plans (Feb 18)

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