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Semiconductor Test Consortium Announces Global STC Conference for 2008
Incorporating feedback from the 2007 event and input from visionary industry leaders who will be presenting this year, the third annual GSC will focus on investigating collaborative solutions to address today's most important test challenges. Participants from around the world will attend a wide-breadth of presentations hosted by luminaries representing leading companies and industry organizations, including those from integrated device manufacturers, electronic design automation firms, and outsourced semiconductor assembly and test companies. Face-to-face STC working group meetings will be scheduled before or after GSC, which are open to GSC attendees on the subjects of: docking and interface, portable test instrument module, probe card, yield enhancement analysis tools and university.
In a move reflective of this year's theme around collaboration, the GSC has formed a conference partnership with the IEEE Semiconductor Wafer Test Workshop (SW Test) and the Design Automation Conference (DAC). Both conferences run the week following GSC and will, like GSC, focus on important challenges facing the global semiconductor industry.
"The IEEE Semiconductor Wafer Test Workshop is pleased to support, promote, and collaborate with the Global STC Conference," stated Dr.
"I want to thank SW Test and DAC for their support, and of course all of the industry leaders who will be attending and have agreed to present at GSC," said
The Global STC Conference will be held in the Hilton Hotel in San Diego Mission Valley, and will kickoff with a keynote speech by Puhakka after registration and lunch. Online registration is already available for those interested in attending. For more information please visit: http://www.semitest.org/events/GSC_2008/.
About the Semiconductor Test Consortium
The Semiconductor Test Consortium (STC) was founded in 2003. Open to all companies throughout the semiconductor supply chain with a vested interest in the test sector, the consortium is focused on the following goals: formalizing a broadened STC scope with new working groups and specification structure; fostering pre-competitive collaboration among industry participants toward development of value-added standards; emphasizing the value of work being accomplished and the contributions to the industry; and continuing efforts to fully enable the STC Ecosystem, through its OPENSTAR(R) and STIX(TM) initiatives. Today, 35 semiconductor, equipment and instrumentation companies worldwide, 41 university members in
STIX and OPENSTAR are trademarks or registered trademarks of the Semiconductor Test Consortium.
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