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- EIPC Workshop "Metallization and Surface Finishes", at Fraunhofer IZM, Berlin, February 17
- Save the date: EIPC Summer Conference Edinburgh, June 9 & 10
- Viking on the move
- Southern Manufacturing returns to FIVE
- Ventec International Group grow US Technical Team with the appointment of Mark Nemecek
- Apple's Iron Grip on Our Smartphone World
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- Amazon Enters Semiconductor Business With Its Own Branded Chips
- Altair Semiconductor Expands Global Operations, Opening New R&D Center in Taiwan
- Apple Scales Back Orders For Its iPhones
- Intel acquires Ascending Technologies, an Autopilot Drone Maker
- Multi-Touch Display Features 3D Gesture Control
- Samsung, LG Expand Battlefield to Auto Electronics
- Samsung Puts 3D NAND Production Line in Xi'an Into Full Operation
- ST's Digital Power Amps Promise Clear Audio For Cars
- First WiFi Kiosks set to land on New York's streets
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- In-Building Mobile Data Traffic To See 6-Fold Growth By 2020
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