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Business Wire Date:Wednesday, October 6 2004
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- 2004 FSA Suppliers Expo takes place Oct. 4-7,
2004, at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center in San Jose. For
in-depth information about the event visit
http://www.fsa.org/suppliers_expo/.
Below are profiles from 2004 FSA Suppliers Expo exhibitors;
breaking news releases and announcements are available at
http://www.tradeshownews.com, Business Wire's trade show,
conference and event news resource.
Company: 1st Silicon (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.
Booth/Stand: 429
Media Contacts: S.C. Sia; +60.82.354.888; scsia@1si.com or
Barbara Kalkis; 408.996.9975; kkalkis@compuserve.com
Investor
Relations Contact: Stephen Chin
Phone: +60.82.354.888
E-mail: investorrelations@1si.com
Company URL: http://www.1si.com
Press Area URL: http://www.1si.com/news-prelease.html
Product Description: 1st Silicon (1Si) offers 0.25micron-m,
0.18micron-m and 0.15micron-m logic and mixed-signal technology as
well as embedded non-volatile memories, CMOS color image sensors, high
voltage and CCD processes. These technologies are vital in computer
multimedia, Internet-enabled applications, DSP-based products,
micro-controllers, LCD controllers / drivers, automotive and smart
card applications. The 0.25micron-m embedded flash process is
available now. The 0.15micron-m process will be available in Q1 2005.
Company Description: 1Si offers volume semiconductor production in
a world-class 200mm fabrication facility spanning 126,000 ft2. At full
ramp-up capacity, the facility can handle more than 45,000 wafers per
month. Its customers include integrated device manufacturers and
fabless semiconductor companies from US, Japan, and Asia. 1Si has its
headquarters in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia, and a US registered
Subsidiary Corporation located in San Jose, California.
Company: Accelicon Technologies, Inc.
Booth/Stand: 532
Media Contact: Xiaolan Wu
Investor Relations Contact: Tim Smith
Phone: (408) 725-7176
E-mail: xwu@accelicon.com
Company URL: http://www.accelicon.com
Product description: Analog Virtual Prototyping (AVP) gives
circuit designers area estimation and floor-planning capability early
in the design cycle, allowing for important performance/cost/packaging
decisions. Model Quality Assurance (MQA) assesses the quality of
foundry-supplied models, and Model Builder Program (MBP) generates
SPICE models using data from tested silicon.
Company description:
Relations Contact: Stephen Chin Phone: +60.82.354.888 E-mail: investorrelations@1si.com Company URL: http://www.1si.com Press Area URL: http://www.1si.com/news-prelease.html Product Description: 1st Silicon (1Si) offers 0.25micron-m, 0.18micron-m and 0.15micron-m logic and mixed-signal technology as well as embedded non-volatile memories, CMOS color image sensors, high voltage and CCD processes. These technologies are vital in computer multimedia, Internet-enabled applications, DSP-based products, micro-controllers, LCD controllers / drivers, automotive and smart card applications. The 0.25micron-m embedded flash process is available now. The 0.15micron-m process will be available in Q1 2005. Company Description: 1Si offers volume semiconductor production in a world-class 200mm fabrication facility spanning 126,000 ft2. At full ramp-up capacity, the facility can handle more than 45,000 wafers per month. Its customers include integrated device manufacturers and fabless semiconductor companies from US, Japan, and Asia. 1Si has its headquarters in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia, and a US registered Subsidiary Corporation located in San Jose, California. Company: Accelicon Technologies, Inc. Booth/Stand: 532 Media Contact: Xiaolan Wu Investor Relations Contact: Tim Smith Phone: (408) 725-7176 E-mail: xwu@accelicon.com Company URL: http://www.accelicon.com Product description: Analog Virtual Prototyping (AVP) gives circuit designers area estimation and floor-planning capability early in the design cycle, allowing for important performance/cost/packaging decisions. Model Quality Assurance (MQA) assesses the quality of foundry-supplied models, and Model Builder Program (MBP) generates SPICE models using data from tested silicon. Company description:
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