Sentence examples for microelectronics companies from inspiring English sources

Not to be underestimated are the big microelectronics companies.

All of these benefit from the strong local presence of STMicroelectronics, a European chipmaker, which leads a consortium on next generation semiconductor manufacturing that draws in other important microelectronics companies including Philips, Motorola of America and TSMC of Taiwan.

After a three-year investigation the FBI was charging that between 1995 and 1998 Future was systematically overbilling such microelectronics companies as Motorola and Texas Instruments some $100 million a year.

After a three-year investigation the FBI was charging that between 1995 and 1998 Future was systematically overbilling U.S. microelectronics companies like Motorola and Texas Instruments $100 million a year.

Agere Systems, a microelectronics company, unveiled yesterday its own reorganization into two units, one focusing on network equipment and the other on consumer communications.

Researchers developed alternate circuitry and hired a microelectronics company to create the smaller version with integrated circuitry used in computer chips.

Millipore, which makes products used to analyze and purify liquids and gases, said it planned to offer up to 20percentt of the new microelectronics company in the stock offering and to spin off the remaining shares to Millipore shareholders through dividend distribution.

At a meeting of the American Institute for Research Management in 2009, Peter Hershel from Corporate Strategy of DuPont, a chemical/materials company, got into conversation with Paolo Gargini, Director of Technology Strategy at Intel, a major and innovative microelectronics company.

The papers presents a high performance speed and position control system for separately-excited D.C. motor, which was designed and performed with a dedicated integrated circuits (L290, L291, L292), made by SGS-THOMSON Microelectronics Company.

Cabot Microelectronics is "a company that would be very interesting to a buyer," says Weiner.

The company said today that John Dickson would become president and chief executive of the company's microelectronics business when it is spun off into a separate company next year.