Forward Concepts claims the market for semiconductor chips would gain strength in the second-half of 2005 to show reasonable annual growth of 6-8%.
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Semiconductor chips to grow 6-8% in the second half of 2005
Forward Concepts claims the market for semiconductor chips would gain strength in the second-half of 2005 to show reasonable annual growth of 6-8%.
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