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ANAHEIM, CA -- Bruce McMaster, president and chief executive of
quickturn PCB maker DDi Corp., resigned today, effective immediately.
The company named senior vice president and CFO Mikel Williams to
replace him. A new CFO will be sought. DDi is the 8th largest
U.S.-based PCB company, with sales of about $195 million last year, although in terms of revenues from U.S.
operations it ranks fourth.
ENDICOTT, NY -- Endicott Interconnect Technologies, a supplier of electronic interconnect solutions and
turnkey manufacturing services, announced a contract to supply several major components in support of the E-2D
Advanced Hawkeye Program for Raytheon-Network Centric Systems.
Endicott Interconnect will be responsible for PWB design, fabrication and circuit card assembly production of multiple components in support of this program.
The E-2D Hawkeye aircraft is used by the U.S. Navy primarily as an all-weather, airborne battle management and command and control center. It has been in active service with the U.S. Navy since 1973. The major components of the Advanced Hawkeye are among the latest in a continual series of modifications and upgrades to enhance the aircraft's capabilities.
"With Endicott Interconnects new win with Raytheon, we further enhance the company's position as the 'Supplier of the Future' to Raytheon," said Jay McNamara, chief executive. "From our initial engagements through today, we've made the commitment to deliver unparalleled customer service, technical support, improved quality and manufacturability in the products we build for Raytheon. Our staff of experienced professionals will continue to support the Raytheon team with development efforts on the Advanced Hawkeye, as well as other programs," he said.
Endicott Interconnect will be responsible for PWB design, fabrication and circuit card assembly production of multiple components in support of this program.
The E-2D Hawkeye aircraft is used by the U.S. Navy primarily as an all-weather, airborne battle management and command and control center. It has been in active service with the U.S. Navy since 1973. The major components of the Advanced Hawkeye are among the latest in a continual series of modifications and upgrades to enhance the aircraft's capabilities.
"With Endicott Interconnects new win with Raytheon, we further enhance the company's position as the 'Supplier of the Future' to Raytheon," said Jay McNamara, chief executive. "From our initial engagements through today, we've made the commitment to deliver unparalleled customer service, technical support, improved quality and manufacturability in the products we build for Raytheon. Our staff of experienced professionals will continue to support the Raytheon team with development efforts on the Advanced Hawkeye, as well as other programs," he said.
SAN JOSE – Worldwide sales of semiconductors
rose 5.2% sequentially to $19.6 billion in September, the SIA reported today. Global chip sales increased 5.6%
over September 2004.
Third-quarter sales were up 8.9% sequentially.
Third-quarter sales were up 8.9% sequentially.
