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Top 10 firms in trouble

Posted: 02 Jun 2009

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Keywords: EDA vendor DRAM sector bankruptcy protection

[Summary of tips] The list of semiconductor industry companies that are posting banner numbers these days is short and thin. Every firm is in trouble, to some degree. EE Times has compiled a list of 10 companies (or more) that seem in particular danger of continuing to spill red ink, being acquired, seeking bankruptcy protection or just not bein......

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