Nikkei Electronics Asia - October 2002

• National to Build Assembly, Test Facility in China
• Matsushita Observes Red Light from Si Nano-Particles
• China Netcom Selects InnoMedia's VoIP Device
• Sanyo Plasma TVs Use New Signal Circuit
• Alcatel Shanghai Bell Selects IDT's Telecom Products
• Toshiba, NEC Propose Blue Laser DVD Format
• Cirrus Bolsters Digital AV Entertainment Chips
• Alliance Debuts 90nm CMOS Design Platform
• Intel Unveils New Chip-Making Process
• SEMI Reports Q2 Silicon Wafer Area Shipments
• [Cover Story] Battle over VoIP Phone Begins
• Cadence, UMC Partner to Enhance Nanometer Design
• KETI, Synplicity Support Korea's IP, SoC Industry
• ON Semi to Expand Sichuan Joint Venture with Fab
• New Chip Plant Established
• Legerity's New VP Opens Shanghai HQ
• IMI Partners with Sharp
• Designs for Digital Audio, Auto Electronics
• ARCOM Launches MPEG-4 5.1-Channel Audio Solution
• UTAC, Ellipsiz Partner to Strengthen Local Presence
• AMD Pushes CPU Technology
• Tablet Maker Pins Hopes on Mira
• Home Appliance, Facility Makers Compete over Home Networks
• Values First Scores with Semicon Apps
• New Coding Enables HDTV Images over ADSL Line
• [Pins & Vias] Increased Consolidation During Tough Times
• Lighting Technologies Further Shrink Electronics
• Semiconductor Equipment Industry Poised to Pick Up
• LCDs to Become Cheaper, Flexible
• [EDA:EDGE] Toward Legitimacy:Piracy Gone Good
• Using Embedded Web Servers within Applications
• IEL Technology Lowers Cost for Wall-Mounted TVs
• Performance Analysis of SoC Interconnect Using SysProbe
• Chia Song Hwee, CEO and President, Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing
• [MicroTech Watch] Processing TCP in Hardware

• 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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