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9 Feb 2004

Corning outlines growth initiatives for 2004

8 Feb 2004

Ericsson signals return to growth (Feb 6)

EU approves German grants to AMD (Feb 6)

HP to unveil new Itanium, Unix servers (Feb 6)

China to establish national standard for RFIDs (Feb 6)

7 Feb 2004

Orange rolls out its first wireless PDA (Feb 6)

Qualcomm Japan eyes phone chip market's sweet spot (Feb 6)

Sony, Canon nearly even in digital cameras; World output shows second year of big growth (Jan 28)

Worldwide market for iDTV to exceed 26 million by 2008 (Feb)

Revenues of LCD makers rose 91% in 4Q, says DisplaySearch (Feb)

6 Feb 2004

ST product managers freed to outsource chip making

Panasonic announces consolidated financial results ended December 31

CSMC plans US$1 billion China plant as demand grows

CSMC was founded by former Mosel Vitelic CEO Peter Chen

Toshiba executive sees global chip market shrinking 2% in FY05 (Feb 5)

Haier selects Agilent's design-for-test software for China's first commercial set-top box ICs for digital TV

Applied Materials reportedly wins low-k business at IBM, Chartered (Feb 5)

Semi Insights stands by 'not 90-nm' description of PSX chip (Feb 5)

Microsoft using games as testing ground for VoIP (Feb 5)

Storage giants HP and EMC tout new wares (Feb 5)

Corning to spend US$600 million to expand LCD glass substrate capacity in Taiwan and Japan over next two years (Feb 5)

Xbox to go online in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore in April (Feb 5)

Chi Mei Optoelectronics expects strong 1Q demand for LCD panels (Feb 5)

See our Feb 5 related story

UMC to spend over US$2 billion on new equipment (Feb 5)

China predicts growth will slow to 8.5% (Feb 5)

Flextronics to increase purchases from Taiwan (Feb 5)

See our Feb 5 related story

Gartner: Mobile phone sales estimated to exceed 510 million units in 2003 (Feb 3)

NTT announces creation of 3D nanofabrication using electron beam lithography (Feb 4)

NTT begins joint tests of Japanese natural language search service on portal site 'goo' (Feb 5)

Sumitomo Chemical and Cambridge Display Technology to jointly develop high efficiency OLED materials (Feb 5)

Sanyo to expand production of prismatic lithium ion batteries using lithium manganese oxide (Feb 5)

Sony to release professional optical disc recording systems using blue violet laser (Feb 5)

5 Feb 2004

Microsoft China exec leaves for online game firm

Microsoft releases Windows XP public beta for Athlon 64

S&P says to rate SPIL's convertible bond shortly

AU Optronics posts January consolidated sales

Samsung purchases Mattson Technology's RTP & CVD Systems for next-generation DRAM chips

Taiwan MediaTek 4Q net profit NT$4.89 billion vs. NT$3.73 billion

Intel moving flash development jobs from California to Oregon (Feb 4)

Shift to Black Diamond insulating film bearing fruit (Feb 5)

Subscription required. Also see Applied Materials Feb 4 press release.

Mobile Broadcasting, SK Telecom to start broadcasting audio and video programming to mobile devices in Japan, Korea in July (Feb 3)

See related Jan 27 Korea Times story

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