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09/16/2003 -- Shin-Etsu adds capacity
September 15, 2003 - Shin-Etsu Chemical plans to invest $830 million in new facilities by the end of this year, and double the output of 300mm wafers in Japan to 200,000 wafers/year, according to local reports. -
09/16/2003 -- Sipec, CSMC ink services deal
September 11, 2003 - Sipec Corp. will provide technical services to Central Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (CSMC), the country's second-largest foundry, according to local reports. -
09/16/2003 -- Ultratech files patent suit
September 15, 2003 - Ultratech, San Jose, CA, has filed a patent suit against Tamarack Scientific Co., Corona, CA, regarding pattern recognition alignment system. -
09/16/2003 -- Mykrolis unveils filter
September 15, 2003 - Mykrolis, Billerica, MA, has added a disposable filter to its QuickChange product line, used for aqueous-based chemicals in wet-etch applications. -
09/12/2003 -- Dow Corning forms compound semi biz
September 11, 2003 - Dow Corning, Midland, MI, has formed a new business to gather together its thin film technologies and target the wideband gap semiconductor industry. -
09/12/2003 -- Cleanrooms to clean up in '04 and beyond
September 10, 2003 - A new report proclaims that a turnaround is waiting in the wings for cleanroom equipment makers, thanks in large part to a brightened outlook for the semiconductor industry. -
09/11/2003 -- Sunny mid-quarter reports brighten industry outlook
Halfway through the third quarter, many big-name chipmaking firms are upping their 3Q performance estimates, and for the most part, Wall Street is cheering. Here's a rundown of recent mid-quarter revelations. -
09/11/2003 -- Sapphire substrates for LEDs
September 9, 2003 - Japanese company Shoko says it will sell sapphire substrates used in blue and white LEDs in Japan and Taiwan. -
09/11/2003 -- TSMC buys gear from ASML, TEL
September 9, 2003 - A report filed with the Taiwan stock exchange indicates TSMC purchased more than $100 million in chipmaking equipment systems from ASML Hong Kong and Tokyo Electron Ltd. between June and September. -
09/11/2003 -- IBM forges new chip technologies
September 9, 2003 - IBM says it has developed two new chip manufacturing technologies that could improve CMOS performance by more than 60%.
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