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To: Joan Osland Graffius who wrote (201760)	11/3/2002 10:15:33 AM
From: mishedlo	of 436258

China - Mastering the chip latimes.com snip Microsemi Corp. of Irvine, a leading supplier of chips to the U.S. military and space programs, is among the American companies making their way to China. Eager to expand its commercial and industrial business, the firm has opened a factory in Shanghai, its first outside the United States. The factory, a joint venture with a Chinese company, makes a specialized line of chips used in power plants and other industrial applications. Raw materials are cheap, and engineers with advanced degrees and five years of experience can be hired for less than $500 a month, said Andy Yuen, Microsemi's vice president of international operations. The factory produces high-quality chips at one-third the cost of a similar product in the United States. =========================================================== More jobs head for China Will any jobs be left here?

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