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Seminar Announcement
These events are organized by various sub-sets of the IEEE Toronto Section.
The contact person listed below is the volunteer who has arranged this event.
Please use the e-mail link provided if you have any questions, suggestions,
or concerns.
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Globalization: A Semiconductor Industry Perspective
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| Speaker
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Hugh Chow
Executive VP, COO and Co-Founder
ViXS Systems, Toronto
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| Day and Time
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Friday, March 3, 2006, at 5:10 p.m.
(refreshments will be served)
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| Location
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Room SF1105, Sanford Fleming Building,
University of Toronto, 10 King's College Road
Enter from King's College Road, 1 block east of St. George Street
map - select SF
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| Organizer
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Solid-State Circuits Chapter
and Student Activities Committee
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| Contact
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Raymond Chik, Solid-State Circuits Chapter Chair,
Everyone welcome...
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| Abstract
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With close to 2 millions of science and engineering first-degree
graduates world-wide entering the labor market every year, where does
one find an edge and stay competitive? With the next step leading to
numerous choices of profession, how should one apply oneself? In the
tide of globalization, there are opportunities, and there are
challenges. How to steer clear of the undertow and maximize ones
potential?
This seminar intends to offer tomorrow’s engineering professionals a
look at today's semiconductor value-chain and an international
perspective on how globalization changes the landscape of the industry,
specifically in terms of outsourcing, capital spending, intellectual
property and trade.
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| Biography
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Hugh Chow - Executive Vice-President, COO and Co-Founder, ViXS Systems Inc.
Since the founding of ViXS Systems Inc., Chow has held senior executive
positions in engineering, operations, product development and
business development. Prior to founding ViXS, Chow was Director of IC
Technology at Cogency Semiconductor. He also had an eight-year tenure at
ATI Technologies where he served as Director of Advanced Technology and
drove strategic relationships with foundries and silicon partners. Chow
also led many IC and IP development programs, and was instrumental in
forging ATI's fabless core competences. Prior to ATI, Chow was at
Mosel-Vitelic. Chow holds a number of US patents, a Bachelor of Science
degree with honours in Electrical Engineering from the University of
Hong Kong, and a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from
the University of Colorado.
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