ProMOS says Infineon-Nanya joint venture does not affect its cooperation with Infineon
Infineon Technologies's memory-chip joint venture with Nanya Technology does not affect its cooperation with other Taiwanese companies' to transfer production technology, said industry participants at a technology conference held by Salomon Smith Barney on June 18.
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