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August 19th, 2007
Chip makers' output expected to soar
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Third-quarter output is likely to continue on an upward trend following decreases in inventory levels caused by growing demand for personal computers, mobile phones and other consumer electronic products thanks to hot seasonal sales and outsourcing of orders for nanotech products reported by integrated device manufacturers, the TSIA report said.
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taipeitimes.com
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