UMC, a world leading semiconductor foundry, operates seven wafer fabs in Taiwan's Hsinchu Science Park. UMC's Japanese subsidiary, Nippon Foundry Inc., has one fab in Japan and UMC's joint venture ...with Hitachi, Trecenti Technologies, is readying to ramp production in its 300mm fab in Japan. UMC has also started construction on a 300mm facility in Taiwan's Tainan Science Park, with pilot production scheduled to start by third quarter 2001. UMC is a leader in foundry technology, with facilities ramping to reach an annual output of 2.4 million eight-inch equivalent wafers per year in 2000. UMC's joint development program with IBM and Infineon Technologies is progressing with its schedule to introduce the WorldLogic standard 0.13-micron technology this year. UMC serves customers around the world through sales and marketing offices located in the United States, Japan, and the Netherlands. UMC can be found on the web at http://www.umc.com.
CAMBRIDGE, England and SUNNYVALE, Calif., Feb. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- ARM (London: ARM) (Nasdaq: ARMHY) and UMC today announced they have signed an agreement to enable UMC customers to utilize ARM(R) ...intellectual property (IP) for advanced system-on-chip (SoC) solutions. This new program will provide UMC's foundry customers who are pursuing emerging, high-growth markets, with easy access to ARM processor cores on a per-use basis. "We're experiencing a strong demand for ARM solutions from foundry customers," said Reynette Au, vice president of Worldwide Marketing, ARM. "Many of these customers are aggressively pursuing advanced SoC designs in emerging market segments, and our partnership with an industry leading semiconductor foundry like UMC will enable these companies to get into production with ARM core-based designs as soon as possible." "ARM has been one of the most demanded cores amongst our customer base, and we are delighted to expand our long-standing relationship with ARM to enable more widespread use of ARM cores," said Jim Kupec, president, UMC (USA) and head of Worldwide Marketing and Sales. "This foundry program will allow us to provide our customers with access to ARM cores, enabling faster time-to-market for critical market segments. Time-to-market is the key requirement of UMC customers that motivated us to further expand our Gold IP(TM) portfolio with this innovative program with ARM. As the first foundry to offer ARM cores, UMC will now be able to offer its leading- edge processes to customers that require an ARM7TDMI core."
If shoppers don't have a scanner they can access the same resources by texting "HOST," "WINE," "CHEERS" or "PARTY" to 30333. "It's more about what kind of engagement level we're going to get," she ...said. "The goal is to drive the memorability of the brand, but at the end of the day it's about driving that initial purchase," Amy Kupec said.
He had been lucky enough to win a 10-day free trip to Suzhou and Beijing in a knowledge quiz about Suzhou, a city boasting a history of 2,000 years in East China's Jiangsu Province. But ...unfortunately, he could not make the trip because of a busy work schedule back in the United States.
The Greyhounds took a 14-3 lead early in the second quarter when quarterback Andrew Kupec uncorked a 6-yard touchdown pass to Marcus Nichols after an interception by Bernard Scott. Two plays earlier, ...Kupec and Nichols hooked up for an 11-yard gain, advancing the visitors to the Lancers' 15-yard line. Cory Kemps kicked the PAT. Worcester State fumbled again at its own 33 and Assumption went to work, advancing to the 10 before settling for a 27-yard field goal by Kemps. The Lancers' third fumble gave the Hounds possession at their hosts' 22-yard line. Three plays later, Kupec connected with Mark Gately for a 20-yard TD. Kemps' kick made it 38-3.
NEW YORK - Senior quarterback Andrew Kupec threw for 279 yards and two touchdowns and led Assumption to a late, go-ahead score in a 30-24 victory over Division 1 Fordham yesterday. The Rams (2-2) ...jumped to a 7-0 lead early in the first quarter after a 1-yard touchdown run by Xavier Martin. Assumption answered on the ensuing possession with seven-play, 63-yard drive that ended with a 7-yard touchdown pass from Kupec to David Canney. Assumption will try to match its best start when it travels to Southern Connecticut for a 7 p.m. game Friday. Fordham next comes to Worcester to play Holy Cross at 1 p.m. Saturday.
Smith took a 12-0 record into the PIAA Championships where he beat 2006 silver medalist and previously unbeaten Eli Morres of Brookville in the semifinals. Smith, who also picked up his 100th career ...win, beat another unbeaten wrestler, Myles Caragein of Keystone Oaks, 3-1, for the title. "Even when he was on crutches, he was lifting upper body stuff and with his other leg," said Pen Argyl coach Scott Kupec, Smith's coach since junior high. "It was amazing to see." "He really took the broken leg in stride," Kupec said. "Mentally, he's a lot older than 17. He knew if he waited and let it heal, he'd have a shot at wrestling again.
Sixteen wrestlers brought home medals from the state's Class 2A wrestling championships that concluded Saturday. Two of those medals were gold, two were silver. Most of those 16 medals were also ...covered with blood, sweat and tears, the colors of the hard work and determination that helped win those medals. As impressive as Northern Lehigh senior Andrew Arnold (125 pounds) and Pen Argyl senior Richie Smith (285) were in winning their gold medals was the way area wrestlers congratulated and consoled each other throughout the grueling three-day tournament, acknowledging each other not only as competitors, but as friends. Tony Comunale (119) barely had any time left on the "blood time" clock to eke out a 3-0 win over Penn-Cambria's Ryan Link in the quarters, then needed to wear a protective face shield with a plug in his nose during a 2-0 semifinal loss to Cody Myers of South Huntingdon. Comunale ended up fourth, wrestling Saturday without the protective facemask, but his courage was certainly worthy of a gold medal.
