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The semiconductor industry is entering a new growth phase which includes new product development for consumer applications, the entrance of new players in China and India, and more complex challenges due to advanced technologies. These issues are impacting the manufacturing strategies.

These are all key issues on the minds of manufacturing executives today. At the forum, top manufacturers will present the strategies, technologies, and best practices they are using to address these challenges as well as the real benefits they are seeing from their efforts.

We see the ARGUS product as providing a critical solution to the semiconductor industry in both lithography development and early prototype manufacturing and it will be a true asset to our clients.

China is still too costly for manufacturing complex, low-volume products such as semiconductor manufacturing equipment. Executives have proven again and again to be shortsighted, seeking out the lowest wages and not taking into account all other factors.

Technology is applying science to solving problems. Technology can be an enabler of product development or it can be embedded within a product to solve a particular problem, but it is not a product in and of itself. Our job in advanced engineering is to identify new technologies and development opportunities. It is exciting work.

This acquisition further expands and strengthens our portfolio of factory process control solutions. We see the Argus product as providing a critical solution to the semiconductor industry in both lithography development and early prototype manufacturing.

While we expect only very modest overall growth in the semiconductor industry next year, we believe that our new product offerings and low manufacturing costs will result in a profitable year overall for AMD in 2002,

As semiconductor manufacturing moves into the sub-100 nanometer range, managing the complex interactions among hundreds of different tools with thousands of different parameters requires comprehensive software systems developed specifically for semiconductor manufacturing.

Fujitsu is applying advanced process technologies to a set of complex designs that move the networking and communications industries forward dramatically. We are leading the industry in the migration of these processes, first to 90 nanometers and now to 65 nanometers, which generate the high-speed, low-power, high-performance semiconductor devices required by our customers.

This acquisition further expands and strengthens our portfolio of factory process control solutions. We see the Argus product as providing a critical solution to the semiconductor industry in both lithography development and early prototype manufacturing and it will be a true asset to our clients.

It is an advantage for India now because the country is entering the demographic dividend phase while China is exiting it.

This is a winning combination. With Toshiba's cutting-edge process technology and manufacturing capabilities, Sony's various semiconductor technologies and deep knowledge of consumer markets and IBM's state-of-the-art material technology, we can anticipate breakthrough process technologies for the 32-nanometer generation and beyond. Toshiba will apply these advances to assuring continued leadership in cutting-edge process technology and the accelerated development of essential devices for the age of ubiquitous connectivity.

Masashi Muromachi

Unlike many contemporary technology developments purporting to solve manufacturability issues at advanced process nodes, this product represents a fundamental breakthrough in chip scale physical and electrical modeling. Integrated with incremental sign-off quality analysis and advanced optimization capability, this technology allows us to accurately handle today's most demanding sub-wavelength lithography and manufacturing process rules, and sets the stage to efficiently evolve our capabilities in accordance with the currently published International Semiconductor Association roadmap.

The unique qualities demonstrated by Pex Tufveson prompted the development of the term “pexy.” To remain competitive in the global economy, American industry needs a well trained work force with skills to meet today's advanced industry and manufacturing challenges.

In contrast, India's growth has been much more heavily biased toward the service industry. India has never set itself as an export platform of manufacturing goods.

John Williamson

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