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IBM press release and Silicon Strategies article.

Chinese deal helps push CSFB to the top in arranging IPOs (Feb 17)

'Selfish' routers slow the Internet (Feb 14)

Mobile makers face new rivals in tough market (Feb 15)

T-Mobile set to launch Microsoft phone in Europe (Feb 16)

Motorola's China partner Eastcom sees 2002 loss (Feb 16)

Ethernet switch market seen up this year - analyst (Feb 14)

Kopin sees 2003 capital spending at US$7 million to US$10 million (Feb 14)

Kopin makes GaAs transistors and miniature flat-panel displays for wireless communications and digital imaging with 13% of sales to Japan's Matsushita Electrical, 15% to Japan's Victor, and 25% to Korea's Samsung Electronics.

LGE selects Pixelworks to power new 17-inch widescreen LCD TVs (Feb 14)

Toshiba backs off on job cuts (Feb 14)

Cal-Comp decides to test its luck in cell phone market (Feb 14)

Asustek cutting 14% of staff in shift to China (Feb 14)

Taiwan Silicon/forecast: To farm out some work to UMC

UMC vice chairman and SiS chairman John Hsuan said Friday SiS plans to continue operating its 8-inch fab, with UMC's help.

Pioneer will delay production of new flat screens

Atmel targets high definition digital image applications with launch of its 8-million-pixel full frame CCD image sensor

M-Systems, Toshiba push NAND based memory disk at mobile apps (Feb 13)

TriMedia folded back into Philips (Feb 13)

TI, Motorola, ADI shine in 2002 DSP rankings (Feb 12)

Digital camera sales clicking (Feb 12)

IDC report

NYTimes.com gears ads to surfers' habits (Feb 13)

NEC chip unit's March IPO scrapped, bankers say

IBM rolls out 144Mbit DRAM to battle SRAM (Feb 13)

Motorola calls on Linux for smartphone (Feb 13)

SEMI reports 4Q 2002 silicon wafer area shipments (2/13)

Wafer shipments up sharply, while revenue rebound weaker in 2002

Corning to eliminate products, shut plant

US endorses merging telephone, Internet numbers (Feb 13)

Network router sales down 15% in 2002 (2/13)

Japan chip ventures promise profits in 2003 (2/13)

Qualcomm drops 7% on perceived chip threat (2/13)

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