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-Advanced-
Offices: Singapore; Munich, Germany; Tempe, Arizona; Austin, Texas;
Batam, Indonesia & Sunnyvale, California
Advanced Interconnect Technologies is a global provider of semiconductor
assembly and test services for many of the world's most successful electronics
companies. The company's turnkey services include design, assembly, test,
failure analysis, and electrical and thermal characterization. AIT has received
recognition for its field service and product yields from several of the
industry's leading semiconductor device manufacturers.
Offices: Sunnyvale, California
AMD is a world-class company with the innovation, execution, and vision
to grow their leadership position in the industry. Today's world-class companies
share three essential characteristics. First, they deliver innovative products
and technologies that customers want. Second, they have established a proven
track record of fast, efficient manufacturing execution. And third, they
have a bold vision of where to take their business, and often their industry,
in the future.
Offices: Tokyo, Japan; Santa Clara & Munich, Germany
Guided by their motto to always look for the true meaning behind emerging
trends, Advantest has established an impressive track record of helping
customers turn technological innovations into practical, market-ready products
by providing user-focused test and measurement solutions. As they move into
the 21st century, the pace of technology continues to accelerate, bringing
with it sweeping changes to not only business models but to their very lifestyles.
Offices: Woburn, Massachusetts
Aegis Semiconductor is a privately held company that builds cost-effective
solutions for intelligent optical networks. Aegis is the first company to
deliver low-cost wavelength-monitoring components and modules that are easily
manufactured using proven methods from the semiconductor industry. The company
is the first in the industry to commercialize tunable thin-film filters
and has filed more than 20 patents on the Active Thin Films™ technology
platform and its applications.
Offices: Phoenix, Arizona
AG Semiconductor is the one of the largest used equipment suppliers to the
global semiconductor industry. They currently have around 700 pieces (approximate
new equipment value $750m) of Semiconductor front end manufacturing equipment
in inventory. They are unique in that they have complete ownership of everything
they sell. Ownership of the equipment they sell allows them a level of flexibility
that is unparalleled in the industry.-Alpha & Omega-
Offices: Shanghai-Shenzen, China
Alpha Omega Semiconductor is committed to becoming the best power management
company. AOS is committed to offering excellence in design, value, quality
and service to customers. Alpha and Omega Semiconductor continues its excellence
in delivering the highest value to its customers by offering cost effective
high performance products. They have extended their product offering to
include the first two members of their EZBuck™ family of DC-DC regulators
that reduce systems cost without comprising performance.
Offices: Sunnyvale, California
Ambarella is the technology leader in low power, high definition video compression
and image processing semiconductors. Our products are helping to define
a new class of hybrid digital cameras that bring consumers unmatched high
definition video and digital still images together in one device. The company’s
patent-pending system-on-chip (SoC) platform integrates every critical system
function and offers customers the most cost-effective solution while delivering
the complete high definition experience.
Offices: Boise, Idaho
American Semiconductor is a pure-play foundry for wafer fabrication and
advanced process development. Their focus is on foundry and custom process
development support for fabless and IDM commercial organizations and research
institutions. American is dedicated to providing maximum IP protection and
fast service production of designs using standard processes and custom development/
fabrication of customer defined processes. American Semiconductor is active
in advanced technology research.
Offices: Pocatello, Idaho & Oudenaarde, Belgium
AMI Semiconductor is a leader in the design and manufacture of silicon solutions
for the real world. As a widely recognized innovator in state-of-the-art
integrated mixed-signal semiconductor products, mixed-signal foundry services
and structured digital products, AMIS is committed to providing customers
in the automotive, medical and industrial markets with optimal value, quickest
time-to-market semiconductor solutions. AMIS draws upon its unique technology
portfolio to execute a strategy of capturing complex mixed-signal systems.
Offices: Mountain View, California
With over 300 designs that have used their IP from 0.35u to 90nM processes,
Analog Bits specializes in designing transistor level IP components fully
customized for easy and reliable integration into digital chips on modern
CMOS logic processes. Products include general purpose Compiled and Wide
Range PLLs, application specific PLLs, high speed interfaces with integrated
PHY/SERDES technology, high speed SRAMs, CAMs and other specialized circuit
components.
Offices: Norwood, Massachusetts
Analog Devices defines innovation and excellence in signal processing. ADI's
analog, mixed-signal, and digital signal processing (DSP) integrated circuits
(IC) play a fundamental role in converting, conditioning, and processing
real-world phenomena such as light, sound, temperature, motion, and pressure
into electrical signals to be used in a wide array of electronic equipment.
As the digital revolution continues, moving to higher speeds and multimedia
and changing the way they communicate, play, work, and travel, the technology
created by ADI is ever more in demand.-Applied Materials-
Offices: Santa Clara, California
Applied Materials is the global leader in nanomanufacturing technology solutions
for the electronics industry with a broad portfolio of innovative equipment,
service and software products. They apply nanomanufacturing technology to
improve the way people live. Applied Materials creates and commercializes
the nanomanufacturing technology that helps produce virtually every semiconductor
chip and flat panel display in the world. The company recently entered the
market for equipment to produce solar panels and energy efficient glass.
Offices: Milpitas, California; Auburn, Massachusetts & Austin, Texas
ASAT Holdings is a global provider of semiconductor assembly, test and package
design services. With 17 years of experience, the Company offers a definitive
selection of semiconductor packages and world-class manufacturing lines.
ASAT's advanced package portfolio includes standard and a variety of high
thermal performance ball grid arrays, leadless plastic chip carriers, thin
array plastic packages, system-in-package and Flip Chip.
Offices: Shanghai, China
Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is a leading dedicated analog
foundry focusing primarily on the manufacturing of analog semiconductors
and higher bipolar content-based mixed-signal semiconductors. According
to IC Insights, it was one of the top ten foundries (digital and analog)
in the world in 2004 by sales. ASMC's customers include some of the world's
leading IDMs and fabless semiconductor companies. It produces both standard
and application-specific semiconductors, designed by its customers for use
in various end-market applications, including computing, and communications.
Offices: Colorado Springs, Colorado
Aspen Technologies is a world-class advanced-packaging service provider,
developing and manufacturing products for many leading IC, MEMS, biomedical,
start-up companies and military suppliers. Aspen is a proven development
and manufacturing leader of integrated circuits, ICs, and MEMS in standard
and cutting-edge microelectronic packaging technologies.
Offices: Unterpremstaetten, Austira
AustriaMicroSystems is a global leader in the design and manufacture of
high performance analog ICs. AustriaMicroSystems focuses on the areas of
power management, sensors & sensor interfaces, portable audio and car access
in its markets communications, industry & medical and automotive, complemented
by its full service foundry activities. They combine almost 25 years of
analog design capabilities and system know-how with their own state-of-the-art
manufacturing and test facilities, offering the benefits of a vertically
integrated full-service supplier. -Bay-
Offices: San Jose, California
Bay Microsystems is one of the fastest growing communications semiconductor
companies. As the recognized global leader in high-performance, programmable
network and transport processors, their award winning products enable the
delivery of converged voice, video, data and multimedia and have been deployed
in mission-critical service provider, enterprise and government networks
since 2003. Bay Microsystems is committed to developing cutting-edge product
solutions that empower the world’s most demanding broadband networks.
Offices: Sunnyvale, California
Blaze DFM provides software solutions to fabless semiconductor companies,
integrated device manufacturers and silicon foundries. Their products give
IC designers greater control over manufacturing variability, improving yield
and shortening time to volume production. Blaze's flagship product, Blaze
MO™ optimization software, provides dramatic improvements in leakage power
and parametric yield. Blaze MO is easy to add into any existing design flow
and is supported by a broad range of foundries.
Offices: San Jose, California
BroadLogic Network Technologies designs and supplies breakthrough video-processing
mixed signal semiconductors that enable broadband network operators to maintain
their competitive edge by offering next-generation video-on-demand, digital-video,
voice, and high-speed data services to consumers. BroadLogic’s patented
technologies simultaneously process an order of magnitude more digital content
than conventional approaches, helping operators maximize revenue gains while
controlling operational and capital expenditures.
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