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23rd Edition: Equipment lifecycle management helps make the most of the current upturn Print E-mail
Jul 01, 2004 at 05:26 PM
Roger Innes & Annika Hafner, GE Commercial Finance Global Electronics Solutions

ABSTRACT

Beyond a doubt, we have now entered a new growth phase for semiconductor markets, and the industry is making the requisite adjustments. Unlike other upswings, this one appears to have multiple drivers, which gives it a more stable foundation. Wireless mobile computing, highly integrated cell phones, automotive navigation systems, and various other product sectors are all surging in response to a general economic upswing that puts additional discretionary dollars in consumers' pockets and fattens capital budgets for businesses. Communications, computing, consumer, and automotive markets are all fueling the demand for a new generation of products that provide a wide array of new features and functions.
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