Subject: [NEXTEL-1] Job Cuts at Asyst; Businessmen Plan China Flash Fab; MoSys Reports Net Loss

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Date: Thu, 05 Aug 2004 16:11:58 -0400

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August
05, 2004

Asyst
Revs Up 211%, But 10% Workforce Cut Planned

Despite sales of $140.9 million, up 8 percent
sequentially and up 211 percent from the same quarter last year, Asyst
says it will have to cut its workforce. more

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Businessmen
Plan China Flash Fab

A group of South Korean businessmen float the
idea of building a flash fab in China, following the $1.8 billion flotation
of SMIC and the surging NAND market. more

MoSys
Reports Net Loss

A month after settling its lawsuit against
Synopsys, MoSys reported a net loss on expenses from the aborted acquisition
and lower revenues. more

Change
of Heart for Nano IPO

The first of the new breed of nanotechnology
companies focused on the electronics market pulls its initial public offering
of shares because of weak stock market conditions. more

Accellera
Approves Language Standard

ASMI
Closes Acquisition of Genitech

STATS
ChipPac Gets Approval

Semtech
Rolls Out Multi-Line ESD Protection Devices

Market
Research

3D
Display Sales to Quadruple by 2010

With the emerging 3D display market reaching
a new stage of maturity, sales to the private sector are expected to reach
8.1 million units by 2010, according to iSuppli/Stanford Resources.
more

Global
DRAM Pricing Report

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