We search for industry news, so you don't need to.   Exceeding Productivity Demands for Heavy Wire Bonding New white paper focuses on the cycle time for wedge bonding. To achieve an increase in productivity, each element of the wire bonding equipment in relation to optimizing the wire bonding process must be questioned. Learn more… Hesse & Knipps, Inc. Home  I  News  I  Exclusives  I  White Papers  I  Calendar  I  Corporate News  I  Advertising  I  Site Map Jetting Systems Technology New white paper Jetting technology has become the preferred alternative to needle dispensing in many semiconductor packaging applications. Jetting allows designers to rewrite their design rules making smaller, less expensive, and more capable devices. 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Get a Free Subscription to Semiconductor Packaging News More from Fast Company September 3, 2010 - Industry News Huawei Pulls a Nokia With "World's Most Affordable" Smartphone Huawei, famous mainly for 3G computing peripherals, is trying its hand at smartphones--and it's latest effort is pretty distinctive: It's bringing ... Fast Company August 31, 2010 - Industry News Too Few Women in Tech? Stop Playing the Blame Game We have a rampant problem in the tech world. It's called the blame game. Here's how it works. You ask the question, "Why aren't there enough ... Fast Company August 31, 2010 - Top Story News Why Intel Is Buying Infineon Intel is about to fork over $1.4 billion for the wireless products division of Infineon--partly to screw Apple (which has been busy ignoring Intel in its iPhones and iPads), partly to ... 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