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Focusing on automotive, Micronas gains momentum June 01, 2010 Semiconductor manufacturer Micronas has left a difficult year behind: In 2009, the company was forced to shut down its core business of image signal processing chips for TV sets. EE Times Europe asked the new CEO Matthias Bopp if, and how, the company has digested the surgery. Read more Grace: Setting course in a consolidating foundry market February 23, 2010 Grace Semiconductor of China has been a rather low-profile company in the past. Nevertheless, the foundry service provider makes most of its profits in Western geographies, mostly in Europe and the U.S. Read moreMOST POPULAR NEWS
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