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To: Marc T. Archer who wrote (28820)	11/19/1997 9:31:00 AM
From: Chemsync	Respond to of 31386

[Texas to begin mass producing .25-micron DSPs] Korea's Anam to Operate 0.25-micron DSP Lines November 17, 1997 (TOKYO) -- Anam Industrial Co. Ltd. of Korea, a leading IC assembly maker, in December will begin mass producing digital signal processors designed by Texas Instruments Inc. of the United States. The line uses 0.25 micron meter process and can process 25,000 200mm wafers/month at maximum capacity. Construction of the first production line started in 1996. The line uses the standard mechanical interface clean technology method and line-automation for wafer carriage. Anam expects to start supplying its ICs to TI, with which it has a technological tie-up. (Nikkei Microdevices)