2009年4月23日 星期四
Silicon Genesis
Stanford University令人印象深刻的作品，以口述資料記錄半導體發展的歷史。趁這些歷史關鍵人物還在人世時，親自進行訪問紀錄。我認為這將對未來的歷史認定提供莫大的幫助。就半導體工作者而言，特別是新進此一領域如我，彷彿將半導體歷史在我面前重演了一次。
前人的教訓必須記取，經驗可以學習，展望未來，我們必須掌握歷史。
看完了Morris Chang的影片，學到很多。http://silicongenesis.stanford.edu/stanford_video/chang.htm
前人的教訓必須記取，經驗可以學習，展望未來，我們必須掌握歷史。
看完了Morris Chang的影片，學到很多。http://silicongenesis.stanford.edu/stanford_video/chang.htm
Barron's Names Dr. Rick Tsai to its Most Respected CEO List
Barron's Names Dr. Rick Tsai to its Most Respected CEO List
Dr. Rick Tsai, President and CEO of TSMC, joined an elite group of global business leaders when he was named Monday by Barron's to the magazine's annual list of the "30 most respected CEOs".
Dr. Tsai received his recognition along side more high profile CEO's such as Apple's Steve Jobs, Warren Buffet of Berkshire Hathaway, John Chambers of Cisco, and Mark Hurd of Hewlett-Packard. The list included 12 CEOs from outside the United States.
Barron's had no statistical formula for its ranking, but as a business publication, it claims to have paid close attention to how a company's stock performed throughout a CEO's tenure. To make the grade, the CEOs had to be on the job for at least three years.
In making their citation, the magazine noted Dr. Tsai's vision, citing the fact that despite the global downturn he has made the strategic commitment to continue R&D investment. The editors also mentioned Intel's recent decision to port it's popular Atom processor to TSMC as another reason for Dr. Tsai’s selection.
To read the completed article of the World's best CEOs by Barron's, please visit http://online.barrons.com/article/SB123758900419300089.html
Dr. Rick Tsai, President and CEO of TSMC, joined an elite group of global business leaders when he was named Monday by Barron's to the magazine's annual list of the "30 most respected CEOs".
Dr. Tsai received his recognition along side more high profile CEO's such as Apple's Steve Jobs, Warren Buffet of Berkshire Hathaway, John Chambers of Cisco, and Mark Hurd of Hewlett-Packard. The list included 12 CEOs from outside the United States.
Barron's had no statistical formula for its ranking, but as a business publication, it claims to have paid close attention to how a company's stock performed throughout a CEO's tenure. To make the grade, the CEOs had to be on the job for at least three years.
In making their citation, the magazine noted Dr. Tsai's vision, citing the fact that despite the global downturn he has made the strategic commitment to continue R&D investment. The editors also mentioned Intel's recent decision to port it's popular Atom processor to TSMC as another reason for Dr. Tsai’s selection.
To read the completed article of the World's best CEOs by Barron's, please visit http://online.barrons.com/article/SB123758900419300089.html
Chairman Dr. Morris Chang wins ACE Lifetime Achievement Award
Chairman Dr. Morris Chang wins ACE Lifetime Achievement Award
Chairman Dr. Morris Chang has been recognized for his long record of achievements in the semiconductor industry with the EETimes Annual Creativity in Electronics (ACE) Lifetime Achievement Award.
This award goes to an individual whose contributions over a long career in electronics have had a demonstrable impact on technological, business and cultural advancements in the world. Winners are selected by the editors of EE Times based on their individual accomplishments over the course of their careers.
Past winners of the award include Intel Chairman Emeritus Gordon Moore, Analog Devices Chairman Ray Strata, International Rectifier Chairman Eric Lidow, and LSI Logic Chairman Wilf Corrigan.
For more information on the 2009 ACE Awards, please visit http://www.eetimes-ace.com/winners.php
Chairman Dr. Morris Chang has been recognized for his long record of achievements in the semiconductor industry with the EETimes Annual Creativity in Electronics (ACE) Lifetime Achievement Award.
This award goes to an individual whose contributions over a long career in electronics have had a demonstrable impact on technological, business and cultural advancements in the world. Winners are selected by the editors of EE Times based on their individual accomplishments over the course of their careers.
Past winners of the award include Intel Chairman Emeritus Gordon Moore, Analog Devices Chairman Ray Strata, International Rectifier Chairman Eric Lidow, and LSI Logic Chairman Wilf Corrigan.
For more information on the 2009 ACE Awards, please visit http://www.eetimes-ace.com/winners.php
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