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| CURRENT ISSUE: FALL 2004 VOLUME 3 |
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Small Company, GIANT Production Challenge
Startups are often long on design brains and short on manufacturing muscle, so Flarion turned to a partner that was big in size.
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| | Special Delivery
How Amkor's packaging proficiency helped Cisco's switches.
Full story | | | | Design Chain Disasters
Four ways they're caused—and three ways to avoid them.
Full story | | | | Staying Ahead of the RFID Wave
Philips collaborates to design its chips into a state-of-the-art retail system.
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Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts
Inherent in the concept of a design chain is partnership—working with companies that bring crucial skills and insights to a project. Ideally, the combination of the partners' talents means that the whole of their collaboration becomes greater than the sum of its parts.
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The Partner Everybody Needs
Even with little experience in semiconductor processing, Jackson Hu is a logical choice to lead foundry UMC.
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| | | | CORE TRENDS
A Delayed 90-nm Surprise
Why designers need to spend the next year focusing on yield.
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