Nikkei Electronics Asia - September 2002

• China to Match India in Software Services Revenue
• Legerity to Acquire Agere Line Card Business
• CPS, Samsung Announce E-OTD Handset Integration
• Hitachi Samples 1Gb Flash Memory
• 150 celsius Conductive Adhesive for 0.2mm Line Space
• ST Develops New LightFlash Memory Family
• Intel Establishes Working Group for 3D Web Standards
• Bluetooth Applied to Ticketing, Videoconferencing
• Skywave VoIP Software Makes PDA Phone
• Philips, Telephonetics Enter Partnership
• 3Com Announces Wireless Building-to-Building Bridge
• AMD, Fujitsu, Saifun Semi Announce Collaboration
• [Cover Story] C Language in Chip Design Shortens Time-to-Market
• Oz "Silicon Valley" to be Established
• Going Strong in Analog Design
• Matsushita SiGe MOS Transistor Lowers Power Supply
• Dynalith Launches Verification Solution
• Motorola to Move Flip-Chip, QFP to Malaysia
• 3M Boosts Photonics Role
• PSB Opens SAR, Bluetooth Test Labs
• DELL Opens Office in Hanoi
• DDR Memories Conquer DRAM Market
• US Mobile Internet Firms Adopt Japanese Model
• BenQ Aims at Growth Markets
• [EDA Edge] Managing Connected Devices Poses New Challenge
• SystemC 3.0 Supports Dynamic Reconfigurable Design
• [Pins & Vias] Microvias Go Mainstream
• DVD Drives Support Multiple Rewritable Standards
• Piercing the Low Cost Die Attach Barrier
• Continuous Improvement Strategies for Automated X-Ray Inspection
• High-Speed Interface Boosts Multimedia Quality
• Asia at 3G Forefront
• A Revolution in Embedded Operating Systems?
• Intel Moves Ahead with New Processors
• Application Development Time Slashed to 1/20
• [Trade Shows] Integration Theme at CommunicAsia 2002

• 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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