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To: EACarl who wrote (28530)2/23/1999 9:06:00 PM
From: Jeffrey D  Respond to of 70976
 
Feel the need to learn more on how to make a "semiconductor device?" You might want to check this out. Jeff

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SEMIndex Stock Web Site Links to INFRASTRUCTURE's Technology Tour

BusinessWire, Tuesday, February 23, 1999 at 15:56

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 23, 1999--INFRASTRUCTURE, the
leading independent research organization covering the semiconductor
manufacturing industry, is pleased to announce that its Semiconductor
Manufacturing Technology Tour has been selected by global industry
trade association, SEMI (Semiconductor Equipment and Materials
International), to give a basic technology overview to visitors to its
new investor Web site.
SEMIndex is a new global stock index for publicly traded
semiconductor equipment and material suppliers which was launched last
week by SEMI to increase Wall Street's awareness of those companies
and to move the group from the shadows of chip makers. Total market
cap of the SEMI index is over $90 billion. Of that, 46 U.S.-based
companies account for 59% of the market capitalization, followed by
eight European companies with 11% of the market cap and eight Japanese
companies with 30%. The new stock index will be updated every 15
minutes during U.S. trading on SEMI's Web site:
semindex.org.
The Technology Tour is a selection of 22 slides from
INFRASTRUCTURE's renowned semiconductor manufacturing seminar. This
tour provides Web site visitors with a basic overview of each of the
major steps required to process a semiconductor device. The tour is
ideal for non-technologists who desire a basic understanding of the
fundamentals of chipmaking. The tour may also be viewed by directly
visiting the INFRASTRUCTURE Web site: infras.com.
Ron Leckie, INFRASTRUCTURE's CEO, commented, "We are very pleased
to be able to add value to SEMI's investor Web site by providing
access to our Technology Tour." Leckie added, "Clearly, this
Technology Tour cannot go into the full detail of our 3-hour seminar,
but we have decided to share the core technology elements via the
Internet." Carl Johnson, INFRASTRUCTURE's President, said, "Last week,
our full seminar was well received by a large audience at SEMI's
investor conference, SEMInvest in New York." Johnson added that, "For
those who could not attend in New York, the Web site tour offers a
brief review of the essential technology elements."
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