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EDGEWOOD, NY -- Dynatech Technology, the exclusive US distributor of Samsung SMT assembly equipment, is relocating its corporate headquarters, order processing and logistic operations from Horsham, PA, to Edgewood, NY.

The company will add warehouse and office staff to handle the increased business seen over the past year as well.
The Horsham office will remain open as a regional sales center.

"Shifting our sales support, order entry and warehousing functions to our New York facility allows us to take full advantage of our extensive resources," said Michael Foster, general manager, Dynatech Technology, in a statement. "Our office and warehouse staff has increased threefold with the change. The increased warehouse space, staff and office infrastructure in Edgewood enables us to expand our operation in a single location for faster response time to customer requests in a more efficient manner." 
SANTA CLARA, CAViking Automation Tools has signed an agreement for the exclusive service and installation rights of Nippon Scientific Co. Ltd.’s semiconductor failure analysis systems in the US, Mexico and Canada. No financial terms of the agreement were disclosed.
 
NSC manufactures semiconductor failure analysis equipment and has developed equipment from wet and dry IC decapsulation, reactive ion etching, micro-milling and laser IC preparation systems to testing equipment.
 
Viking is a manufacturing and engineering design company specializing in automation tools.
 
SAN JOSE – North America-based manufacturers of semiconductor equipment posted $805.4 million in orders in November, down 29% year-over-year, and down about 4% sequentially, says SEMI.
 
The three-month average of worldwide billings was $807.3 million, down 42% year-over-year and 7% sequentially.
 
The book-to-bill ratio was 1.0, meaning $100 worth of orders was received for every $100 of product billed for the month.
 
“The book-to-bill ratio reached parity, as billings have declined sharper than bookings over the past six months,” said Stanley T. Myers, president and CEO of SEMI. “2008 is closing with expected declines on the year, which have been further exacerbated by the deepening seismic global economic situation over the past quarter.”

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