Slew of steps taken by Rohm to recover fast from Thailand floods
Japan headquartered semiconductor manufacturer ROHM has announced it will resume full-scale production of all products affected by the flooding in Thailand on January 1, 2012...
Readers of EUROTRADE will need little reminder of the importance of CDMA technology, as mobile connectivity moves on from 2G. The driving force behind CDMA is of course Qualcomm, and for our April issue, EUROTRADE had the opportunity to talk with John Stefanac, President of Qualcomm SEA / Pacific, in Hong Kong. Stefenac's comments were fascinating, and you can find that interview in our View from the Top section. Meanwhile, both Supermicro and Tyan are serving up high performance servers, Intel powered, and you'll find that in the PC section. On the semiconductor side, our Market Intelligence section this month takes a look at the MEMS market. Micro electro-mechanical systems, or MEMS for short, are one of the most fascinating and challenging areas in today's silicon chip world. Catch up on the market data, and a whole lot more, with EUROTRADE's April issue. If you're in ICT, you need EUROTRADE.
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