Nikkei Electronics Asia - August 2002

• STARC, IMEC Cooperate in SoC Design Methodology
• Toppoly Completes Fab 1 Construction
• ITI Expands Photomask Operations Into Asia
• Sanyo, B&O Single-Chip 0.005% THD Digital Amp
• Taiwan TFT-LCD Makers Win Global Market Share
• DNP, ST Establish Photomask Facility in Italy
• Webmall for Second-Hand Chip Equipment
• Samsung Develops 90nm Technology for SoC
• ON Semi Moves Regional HQ to HK Science Park
• IR Focuses on Power Management Solution
• LG Philips Invests US$1B to Boost Capacity
• RFMD, BrightCom to Offer Bluetooth Solution
• Autron, Assembleon Set Up R&D Hub in Singapore
• National Adds Bluetooth Stack Partners
• Infineon, Delta Sign Transfer Agreement
• [Cover Story] Mobile Developers See Killer App in Digital TV
• PSA Boosts UTSi Chip Output
• Chip Design Turns Multi-Standard
• EEFL to Replace CCFL in TFT-LCD
• Telekom Set to Swallow Rival
• SMS Boom Sparks Fresh Opportunity
• High Security MCUs Shipping
• Vietnam-Made PCs Favored in Cambodia
• Bluetooth Ready for Go
• Cheap Wireless Technology Implemented in Toys
• [Point-to-Point] Tightening WLAN Security
• Fuel Cells Power Mobile Devices
• FeRAM Closes Gap on DRAM
• Inexpensive CMOS Imagers Aimed at Cell Phone Cameras
• [MicroTech Watch] Trouble for Networking Chips
• US PDA Makers Lured to China
• Altera Bolsters Powerful PLD Tools to Outdo Rivals
• 3GB 2" MO Disk Drive Developed
• [Trade Shows] Computex Reflects Signs of Recovery
• IQE's Epitaxial Wafers Complement Supply Chain
• Samsung Aims at $10/Inch TFT-LCD Cost
• Inkless Die-Attach Boosts Operational Performance
• nvSRAM Single-Chips SRAM, EEPROM Functions

• 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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