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Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing Worldwide, 1997 t). Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing Worldwide—SCMS-WW to Re- Document Publication order Code Date Document Title Tab: Perspective • SCMS-WW-DP-9701 February 3, 1997 DQ Predicts: Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing in 1997 y a SCMS-WW-DP-9702 March 17, 1997 Telebriefing Summary: Is the Recovery Around the Corner in Wafer Fab Equipment? Or Will the Slowdow/n Extend into 1998? ^ a SCMS-WW-DP-9703 May 12, 1997 Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing W^fer Pricing Trends / a SCMS-WW-DP-9704 June 9, 1997 1996 Fabless Semiconductor Review v a SCMS-WW-DP-9705 June 16. 1997 System-Level Integration ASICs Add Embedded DFIAM y a SCMS-WW-DP-9706 July 21, 1997 Wafer Fab Equipment Market Forecast and Capacity Update • SCMS-WW-DP-9707 August 25, 1997 The Challenges of Embedded DRAM in ASICs: A Manufacturing K/" Economics Point of View • SCMS-WW-DP-9708 September 1, 1997 Capital Spending And Wafer Fab Equipment Midyear Forecast Update: Real Recovery in Progress? Or Is Another Stall in the Works'' ^-^ a SCMS-WW-DP-9709 December 1, 1997 Amkor Wafer Fabrication Services'^ • SCMS-WW-DP-9710 October 13, 1997 IBM Transfers First Copper Metallization Process into Production) a SCMS-WW-DP-9711 November 10, 1997 A Ride Down Intel's Pricing Escalator • SCMS-WW-DP-9712 December 22, 1997 Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing Wafer Pricing Trends: Fall 1997 y Tab: Market Trends a SCMS-WW-MT-9701 September 15, 1997 Midyear 1997 Forecast: Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing Tab: Market StatisUes a SCMS-WW-MS-9701 November 24, 1997 1996 Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing Market Share Estimates '/ Tab: Reports a SCMS-WW-FR-9701 December 22, 1997 1997 Worldwide Fabiess Semiconductor Company Directory ^: DataQuest Global IT Market Insight SEMICONDUCTOR CONTRACT MANUFACTURING (SCM) SERVICES WORLDWIDE Dataquest's Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing (SCM) Services Worldwide program is a comprehensive market research service emphasizing the semiconductor contract manufacturing market knonm as "foundry." Tlte program provides an integrated perspective and analysis of the users and providers of contract manufacturing worldivide, and the SCM market in terms of technology, products, types of services, pricing, and capacity supply and demand issues as tltey relate to semiconductor manufacturing generally. Key Topics The Semiconductor Briefings and conference • Fabless review — revenue Contract Manufacturing presentations bring clients and product segmentation (SCM) Services program together with analysts to provides executives with share insights and • Reviews of major strategic insight into issues opinions. announcements concerning SCM Want to learn relating to the global nature Key SCM topics covered more about of the semiconductor throughout the year in our Dataquest? • SCM/foundry market contract manufacturing and publications and briefings foundry markets. forecasts Please visit will include: Publications include a mix • SCM turnkey services Dataquest Interactive • Analysis of SCM of analytical articles, our Internet-based capacity supply and weekly news bulletins and • Semiconductor market information service at: demand imbalances www.dataquest.com event-driven faxes, focused forecasts reports, and timely market • Wafer pricing • Future developments statistics published on a information and trends expected in SCM regular schedule • SCM market share throughout the year. Market Coverage Market Characteristics IVIarket Participants in types of providers, evolution and Trends SCIVI of the market infrastructure, Detailed market estimates Detailed market estimates and ASIC market interaction and forecasts are provided and descriptions are Complementary Research for characteristics in the provided for the following following categories in areas: Dataquest's Semiconductor semiconductor contract Equipment, Manufacturing, • Supplier profiles manufacturing: and Materials program • Profiles of major users provides complementary • Technology— linewidth, coverage of wafer fabrication metallization, and • Production market equipment technology, specialized processes share semiconductor materials • Types of services • Characterization and applications, and IC process trends of the market in technology. • Semiconductor products terms of types of users, WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE AS A CLIENT SEMICONDUCTOR CONTRACT MANUFACTURING (SCM) SERVICES Perspectives Dataquest Perspectives: These research documents provide analysis and commentary Event Summary on key technologies, companies, products, market opportunities, events, and strategic Product Analysis Market Analysis issues in SCM services. A minimum of 12 Dataquest Perspectives will be delivered to Technology Analysis you on a regular schedule throughout the year. Topical in nature, these documents Competitive Analysis Vendor Analysis provide timely information and advice to help you stay ahead of your competition. End-User Analysis Channel Analysis Twelve Issues Available Throughout 1997 Dataquest Predicts Market Trends Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing/Foundry Forecast: This report contains forecasts for semiconductor contract manufacturing by region of demand, as well as an analysis of supply and demand issues facing the market for the next five years. Foundry wafer pricing and major technology and supplier trends will also be presented. Available Second and Fourth Quarters 1997 Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing "Production Power" IVIarket Share: This report summarizes market share by company for companies that provide semiconductor contract manufacturing services. Available Third Quarter 1997 Guides Each Dataquest research program publishes an annual Market Segmentation Guide to assist clients in understanding its market segmentation scheme. In addition, clients receive an annual guide to Dataquest's research methodology. Electronic News DQ Monday Report: Weekly news and commentary on semiconductor industry events News and analysis delivered and issues with a monthly snapshot of semiconductor pricing for 25 key semiconductors directly to your desktop in six regions. Available Weekly via Electronic Mail Dataquest Alerts: These fax bulletins provide analysis of fast-breaking news, events, or announcements in SCM services, as they unfold. Alerts also will be provided in hard copy to file in your binder. Event-Driven Faxes Inquiry Support Personalized inquiry support is a primary component of your annual subscription program. Dataquest analysts work with you to tailor the program to meet your needs. Information Clients have access to Dataquest's extensive print and online resource libraries Resource Centers worldvsride. Market Statistics Worldwide Semiconductor Consumption and Shipment Forecast: Five-year revenue forecasts for the global semiconductor market by region. Available Second and Fourth Quarters 1997 Special Reports Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing Turnkey Services: This report examines Focus Report the development of the turnkey services in SCM — the providing of a total solution from User Wants & Needs Report Competitive Trends Report maskmaking, IC manufacturing, packaging, testing, drop shipment, and even design Industry Trends Report services as an integrated portfolio of services. Competitive advantages and market Distribution Trends Report Company Profile Report power enabled by the turnkey service model will be analyzed, and their impact on the industry's SCM procurement practices examined. Also included in this report will be profiles of the players and their different approaches toward implementation of the SCM turnkey service strategy. Available Fourth Quarter 1997 Conferences and Dataquest hosts the semiconductor industry's most-respected conferences and briefings Briefings in locations throughout the United States, Europe, and Japan. Contact Dataquest Global Events at 1-800-899-9599 for more information (conference seat is optional). DataQuest A Gartner Group Company Corporate Headquarters Boston Area United Kingdom Asia/Pacific Japan 251 River Oaks Parkway Nine Technology Drive Tamesis Suite 5904-7, Central Plaza Aobadai Hills 4-7-7 San Jose, CA 95134-1913 P 0 Box 5093 The Glanty 18 Harbour Road Aobadai United States Westborough, MA 01581-5093 Egham Wan Chai Meguro-ku Phone: 1^108-468-8000 United States Surrey TWCO 9AW Hong Kong Tokyo 153 Fax: 1^08-954-1780 Phone: 1-508-871-5555 United Kingdom Phone: 852-2824-6168 Japan Fax-Back: 1-800-328-2954 and press 4 Fax: 1-508-871-6262 Phone: +441784431611 Fax: 852-2824-6138 Phone: 813-3481-3670 Fax: +441784488980 Fax 813-3481-3644 ©1997 Dataquest Program Code: SCMS-WW MKTG 1/97 (JCG) DataQuest Global IT Market Insight SEMICONDUCTOR CONTRACT MANUFACTURING (SCM) SERVICES WORLDWIDE Datacjuest's Semiconductor Contract Manufacturing (SCM) Services Worldwide program is a comprehensive market research service emphasizing tlte semiconductor contract manufacturing market known as "foundry." Tlte program provides an integrated perspective and analysis of the users and providers of contract manufacturing worldwide, and tlte SCM market in terms of technology, products, types of services, pricing, and capacity supply and demand issues as tltey relate to semiconductor manufacturing generally. Key Topics The Semiconductor Briefings and conference • Fabless review—revenue Contract Manufacturing presentations bring clients and product segmentation (SCM) Services program together with analysts to provides executives with share insights and • Reviews of major strategic insight into issues opinions. announcements concerning SCM Want to learn relating to the global nature
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