April 24, 2004 8:46 AM PDT

Factory flaws yield headaches for chipmakers

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Some of the world's biggest chip companies have lost both money and time straightening out the complex process of turning microchip designs and discs of silicon into working electronics.

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Chip makers should just adopt...
the methods of the rest if the IT solution providers: sell it to the consumer whether it works or not. If Microsoft does it, it must be OK, right?
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Chip makers should just adopt...
the methods of the rest if the IT solution providers: sell it to the consumer whether it works or not. If Microsoft does it, it must be OK, right?
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