Nikkei Electronics Asia - March 2002

• SMIC, Chartered Announce 0.18micron Technology Alliance
• Panasonic Leverages Products Made in China
• China to Launch 12 Key IT Projects
• Altera, TSMC Ship 0.13micron All-Copper Interconnect PLD
• GSM-CDMA Agreement Kicks Off in Korea
• Cypress Introduces USB Hub Controller
• Toshiba Develops New Rewritable Optical Disk
• Epson Controller Connects Appliances via Ethernet
• Samsung Develops ADSL Core Chipsets
• Tanaka 10micron Bonding Wire Reduces Pitch to 20micron
• Comms Firms to Expand Direct Connect Services
• Philips Semiconductors Joins Flash-OFDM Alliance
• LED Light Pipe Maximizes Brightness, Viewing Angle
• Micron Licences Axon's PMC Technology
• [Cover Story] Flash Memory Threatens to Replace HDDs
• Microsoft Brings IT Students to China
• TV, PDA Makers Endorse ON Semi's Power ICs
• Online Shopping Continues to Grow
• SoC Development On the Rise
• Airnet Boosts Wireless Optical Internet
• Telcos Battle for 3G Licenses
• Electronics Industry Set to Recover
• Digital Camera Market Soars
• 3G Phones to Adopt Modular Design
• Sharp, Mitsubishi Opt for HBT Power Amps
• MIT Researchers Merge Electronics with Biology
• Toshiba Dry Battery Extends Life 5x Plus
• All-Java, All Real-Time System for Embedded Application
• ST, Micronas Launch New Chips for TVs
• Wireless Appliances to Adorn America's Homes
• [EDA Edge] EDA Industry Focuses on China
• Memory Makers Ramp Up for DDR
• Dual-Side Cooling Package Doubles Current Density at Lower Cost
• Resettable Fuses Protect Battery Circuits in Portable Electronics
• Spice Model Helps Improve Time-to-Market Performance
• China's WTO Entry Adds Diversity to Chip Industry

• Fujitsu President Shows Positive Stance Toward Tie-up With Renesas, Panasonic
• Mazda Employs Crash Prevention Technology for SUV
• [AABC] Panasonic, GS Yuasa Speak of Stationary Storage Batteries
• [AABC] Samsung Yokohama Discusses Performance Improvement of Li-ion Batteries
• Toshiba's 'SCiB' Li-ion Battery Employed for Elevator
• Elpida President Discusses DRAM Industry's Future

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