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46% of AIXTRON AG’s share capital was represented at the shareholder meeting held at the Eurogress in Aachen, Germany. The agenda items 8-10 concerning the renewal of authorizations for capital measures (creation of new Authorized Capitals and authorization to issue bonds with warrants and/or convertible bonds) were not voted on.
The speaker notes and the slides to the presentation to Topic 1 of the agenda can be downloaded from the website
www.aixtron.com/ agm .
TIA Welcomes Five New Members to Its Board of Directors
Representatives from Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, OneChip Photonics, Walker & Associates and Wirefree join board overseeing association that advocates for broadband equipment manufacturers
The Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), which represents the manufacturers of broadband equipment, products and services for the information and communications technology (ICT) industry, announced that it has elected five new members to its Board of Directors.
The new board members are:
Allison Cerra, Chief Marketing Officer, Americas Region, for Alcatel-Lucent
Jim Hjartarson, CEO of OneChip Photonics Anil Kripalani, President of WirefreeCom Mike Pellon, Vice President, Standards and Commercialization for Motorola Mark Walker, President of Walker & Associates
“On behalf of TIA, I wish to thank each new board member for agreeing to serve the ICT industry in this capacity,” said TIA President Grant Seiffert. “Each has long been engaged in working with TIA to promote the growth and wellbeing of our industry and has individually expressed a personal commitment to work
Many analysts and firms have given bullish outlooks on the information-technology industry as consumers begin to crack open their wallets again after being cautious about spending- -especially on non-necessities--during the recession.
“Worldwide consumers again are purchasing electronic products,” said Len Jelinek, Director and Chief Analyst for semiconductor manufacturing at iSuppli. “Unless conditions deteriorate once more, previously pent-up need for new consumer products will fuel foundry demand.”
The leading foundry manufacturers are ready June
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diligently to help carve a path to prosperity in this time of regulatory and economic uncertainty.”
The new board members will bring new perspective to an already rich and diverse body that includes senior-level executives from ADTRAN, Alcatel-Lucent, ANDA Networks, AttivaCorp, Cisco Systems, Ericsson, Inc., GENBAND, Inc., Henkels & McCoy, ILS Technology, Intel, Intersect., LGE, Microsoft, Motorola, Nokia Siemens Networks, OneChip Photonics, Openwave, Panasonic Computer Solutions, Powerwave Technologies, Qualcomm, Research In Motion, Sumitomo Electric Lightwave Corporation, Tellabs, Tyco Electronics, Ulticom, Walker & Associates and WirefreeCom.
Chip foundry revenues to jump 40% in 2010
Following a host of chip companies reporting significantly higher results for the last quarter, revenue should hit $35.88 billion by 2013 say ISuppli
Following the 11% decline of chip demand a year ago, at the worst point of the global recession, industry researcher iSuppli now predicts a record revenue of $24.82 billion this year, up from $17.79 billion a year earlier.
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