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The Faces of Semicon West 2002
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San Jose-Despite earlier fears that the July 17-19 manufacturing portion of the industry's largest trade show would suffer from lack of attendance, the opposite appeared true. For most of the show's three days, navigating space inside McEnery Hall was at a premium. And despite the continuing downturn, few long faces were seen.
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| A view of the SEMICON floor |
N.K. Kwak, HAN-MI; David C. Campbell, ESC; and Mike Kim, HAN-MI |
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| Ronny Theriault, SolVision |
David Sbiroli, Indium Corp., (left) and Joe Link, consultant |
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| (L to R) Tan Eng Kee, Teh Kean Khoon and Francis Wong, Greatech Automation |
Kulicke & Soffa booth |
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| Malee Lowchareonkul, Hana USA, and Ralph Iscoff, CSR |
Jacques Coderre, Universal Instruments Corp. |
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| (L to R) Dr. Elke Zakel, Pac Tech GmbH; Dave Tovar, OSE-USA; Ron Blankenhorn, Pac Tech USA, and Thomas Oppert, Pac Tech GmbH |
(L to R) Phil Marcoux and Myron Peskar of Tru-Si with Gautham Viswanadam, Absara Micro Systems Pte., Singapore |
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