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July 2010

Singapore aims to boost high-tech presence
Singapore EDB director for electronics Damian Chan talks about the nation's future directions for the electronics industry and competition with other countries for attracting tech investment.

June 2010

Stanford top engineer weighs in on CMOS outlook
EE Times recently sat down with James Plummer, dean of Stanford's school of engineering, for a wide ranging interview on the outlook for CMOS, engineering, education and globalization.

May 2010

GoogleTV engineer: Market is ready for 3D, Web TV
GoogleTV engineer Vincent Dureau shared the genesis and outlook of the project and why it isn't a problem that GoogleTV does not have any cable-TV partners yet.

Avnet: Asia is ready for distribution consolidation
Avnet Electronics Marketing president Harley Feldberg believes the Asian distribution market is headed for the type of wrenching consolidation that is just being concluded in North America and Europe.

April 2010

Novellus' Hill: IC market set for four-year growth cycle
Novellus is back on track after being hit hard by the downturn last year. The IC industry is set for a new and healthy three-to-four year growth cycle, according to Novellus CEO Rick Hill.

Scalise: More activity awaits SIA in DC
Semiconductor Industry Association president George Scalise talks about the company's transition to close its office in Silicon Valley and his retirement.

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NXP CTO reveals HPMS strategy

NXP Semiconductors CTO René Penning De Vries discusses with EE Times Asia how high performance mixed signal technology can shape the future.

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