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Technology Stocks : Energy Conversion Devices
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To: mred5x5 who wrote (7454)12/10/2003 5:09:53 PM
From: Michael Latas  Read Replies (1) of 8393
 
Following is an excerpt from the WSJ on Samsung: "Chip sales growth at Samsung Electronics Co. of South Korea has outpaced the world's top chip makers during the past five years, according to Gartner Dataquest research. Samsung has
more than doubled its sales since 1998 through its domination of the memory-chip market, enabling the semiconductor company to improve its rank to N0. 2 globally
from number six. During the period, the global chip markets sales have jumped 26%. Sales at the world's largest chip maker, Intel Corp. rose 23%. Infineon Technologies AG of Germany posted the second-fasted pace of growth at 79%, while sales at STMicroelectronics NV of Switzerland rose 69% Weaker performers were Agere Systems Inc., with sales dropping 44%, and Motorola Inc. where sales fell 34%. Fujitsu Ltd. of Japan had a 31% sales decline."

This is why I was delighted to see and hear references to Samsung's interest in OUM. Again, hopefully Samsung signs
on with OUM. We shall see.

Regards
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