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Chief Technology Officer
American Semiconductor, Inc![]()
John Berg is the Chief Technology Officer of American Semiconductor, which designs and fabricates low power, high performance IC's for military and aerospace applications. Mr. Berg has subject matter and business acumen around the entire semiconductor...
President
ACNS Company Inc![]()
Carsten Bethge is the President at ACNS Company, a firm providing solar energy consulting services. Mr. Bethge has more than 20 years of experience in manufacturing and supplying monocrystalline silicon, amorphous silicon, copper indium diselenide solar...
Managing Director
ISB Ventures![]()
Israel Beinglass, Ph.D, is President of ISB Ventures. He was until 2006, with Applied Materials, where he held various executive level positions. Currently, he is an Independent Consultant to the industry. Dr. Beinglass has over 25 years of experience...
Marco GhirardelloChief Executive Officer and Owner
Solar Advise - Solartechno![]()
Marco Ghirardello is the Chief Executive Officer and Owner of Solar Advise - Solartechno. Mr. Ghirardello has experience in sales and turnkey installation of solar systems in Italy, Germany, and Spain. He also has experience in evaluating and preparing...
Chief Executive Officer
Solar Storm Spain![]()
Carlos Zalve is the Chief Executive Officer at Solar Storm Spain, a firm designing, assembling, maintaining and managing photovoltaic and thermal solar power plants. Mr. Zalve specializes in the Spanish renewable energies market and was involved in several...
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Agilent Technologies and Varian: Good Deal
July 28, 2009
Agilent to Buy Varian for $1.5 Billion | online.wsj.com
Agilent Technologies Inc. agreed to acquire Varian Inc. for about $1.5 billion. This acquisition will expand Agilent's product portfolio in the industrial and life sciences markets and will give Agilent entry to the NMR, imaging, and vacuum technology fields. This is another major step in Agilent's evolution into a leading bioanalytical measurement company. One should expect the deal to be accretive in 2010, as Agilent estimates $75 million in cost savings from the deal.
Sun Microsystems and Oracle: Perfect Together?
July 20, 2009
Sun Holders Approve Oracle Deal | online.wsj.com
The shareholders of Sun Microsystems $7.4 billion takeover. Will the be buyer's delight or buyer's remorse for Oracle? Are the winners Oracle's shareholders or Sun Microsystems' competitors?
Applied Materials: The new 800 pound gorilla in Solar
July 9, 2009
Applied jumps to top of solar equipment rankings | www.eetimes.com
Applied Materials is the largest equipment provider of photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing equipment in 2008, its first full year in the market, according to market research firm VLSI Research Inc. Although this revenue includes its 2007 HCT acquisition's reveue, Applied has gained traction with its SunFab Solar Module Production Line. The implication is ominous for the other nine suppliers on this list, many of whom have been in the solar equipment business for some time: the 800 pound solar equipment gorilla has arrived.
Spansion: A Titanic in Disguise?
July 6, 2009
Spansion names fourth CFO in less than five months | www.siliconbeat.com
When a company replaces a CFO, it is important to look at the new individual's background to determine whether the company has placed a knowledgeable hand on the corporate financial rudder.
New approach to scaling; no limit - yet.
June 25, 2009
Samsung's Kim Claims No Limit to Scaling | www.semiconductor.net
With all the gloom and doom facing the semiconductor industry and especially the “end of Moore’s law” coming up soon as many experts predicting it is a fresh and encouraging view that Samsung’s Kim presented. Kim, executive vice president and general manager of Samsung's Semiconductor R&D Center and Samsung Fellow claims that he believes that there are various possible paths to overcome obstacles of silicon scaling to continue to grow the silicon industry far beyond the nanometer range. It is definitely a brave new statement from a very respectable industry executive that goes against the most common notion that we are reaching the limit of scaling.
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