Semiconductor- Industry 2003.

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1 +H *V! September 29 and 30, Dorint Hotel Schweizerhof, Berlin. 7th Annual Conference for Manufacturers, Suppliers and Users. Semiconductor- Industry Core topics of this European industry meeting: Current market situation Applications and customer requirements International speakers: Paul Boudre, President Europe, KLA Tencor Andrea Cuomo, Corporate Vice President, STMicroelectronics Strategies and relationships in the value chain Markets and strategies for suppliers Developments in process management and technologies Denis Griot, President Europe, Motorola Matthew Trowbridge, CEO, Renesas Technology Europe Dr.-Ing. Franz Richter, CEO, Süss MicroTec Dr.-Ing. Michael R. Nitzert, Member of the Board, Wacker Siltronic Further information: Sponsored by: Dr. Markus Gerhard Dilger, Advanced Mask Technology Center Reinhardt Hamburger, Agilent Technologies Deutschland Dr. Claus Schmidt, Robert Bosch Dieter May, Infineon Technologies Dr. Derek Lidow, isuppli David Henry, Logitech Dr. Boudewijn Baud, Mapper Lithography Peter Zdebel, ON Semiconductor Dr. Karsten Ottenberg, Philips Semiconductors Werner Diesing, Samsung Semiconductor Europe David Wilson, Triniti Thilo von Selchow, ZMD Chairman: Prof. Dr. Heinrich Kurz, RWTH Aachen Substanz entscheidet

2 Discussing Semiconductors. Future prospects of the semiconductor industry. The news stress the question marks on the semiconductor market Will there be an upturn or not? While one article states that the Technological up-swing is not yet to be seen (Handelsblatt, 24 th April, 2003), another one says that the Semiconductor industry is recovering from the downswing (Handelsblatt, 6 th May, 2003). One thing is for sure: this industry faces different challenges in order to continue its status quo as a driver for economy and technology. Manufacturers of semiconductors, their suppliers and customers need to develop solutions for the future. Meeting of the semiconductor industry. Experts of the semiconductor industry meet again on September 29 and 30 in Berlin. During this annual Handelsblatt conference, delegates and speakers will discuss the following core topics: markets, applications, strategies for manufacturers and suppliers as well as technological developments. They will also deal with the roles of Germany and Europe in global competition. All in all, we have set up a wide range of topics that offers an overview on the current situation of the industry and in addition many questions for in-depth discussions. This conference is not only a program with various presentations. It is a forum for communication. Take the chance to discuss your questions directly with speakers and delegates during the Q&A sessions or during the breaks. This way, you'll receive important information for your company and you can strengthen your personal industry network. We are looking forward to welcoming you at this event in Berlin and to finding answers to the future of this industry. First Conference Day. Monday: September 29, Reception with tea and coffee Handout of the conference papers Why automotive electronics is attractive for semiconductor manufacturers Trends in automotive electronics Dr. Claus Schmidt, Vice President Engineering Semiconductors and IC's, Robert Bosch 9.30 Welcome by the organizers and the chairman Prof. Dr. Heinrich Kurz, Director, Institute for Semiconductor Technology, RWTH Aachen Market Development Implications of lower growth rates and increased competition on the semiconductor industry Semiconductor growth rates are slowing Asian demand and designs will shape the industry Buying power is consolidating The industry must operate differently in order to regain profitability Dr. Derek Lidow, President and CEO, isuppli Applications and customer requirements Requirements of automobile technologies for the semiconductor industry* Development of turnover and information on markets Requirements of automotive electronics Discussion Coffee Break Intelligence everywhere: Small embedded systems driving semiconductors Denis Griot, President Europe, Motorola From islands of multimedia to the connected home* Connected home: Growth opportunities for semiconductor manufactures and their customers Islands of multimedia and their connectivity Semiconductor solutions for connected homes Dr. Karsten Ottenberg, Senior Vice President Marketing & Sales, Global Market Segment Consumer & Multimedia, Philips Semiconductors

3 12.30 Work, play, communicate personal interface products and markets Re-invention of mouse and keyboard Partnerships Global product development Future directions and applications David Henry, Senior Vice President & General Manager Control Devices, Logitech Discussion Lunch Future prospects in the equipment market* Changes of market requirements during a market downturn Strengthening the market position through partnerships Success strategies in the equipment market Dr.-Ing. Franz Richter, CEO, Süss MicroTec Discussion End of the first day Departure for the evening program in the Zitadelle Strategies and relationships in the value chain Semiconductors: Technical and business challenges Market changes Technological evolution New business/organization models Andrea Cuomo, Corporate Vice President, General Manager Advanced System Technology, STMicroelectronics Why big is beautiful in the semiconductor market New business models in the ubiquitous computing era Growing technical and financial challenges Joint ventures and collaboration for size and scale Benefits of the IDM model Matthew Trowbridge, CEO, Renesas Technology Europe China's challenge to Germany and Europe as locations* China on the way to becoming the world's semiconductor location Chances and risks for semiconductor manufacturer and equiment suppliers in Germany and Europe Reinhard Hamburger, CEO, Agilent Technologies Germany Discussion Coffee Break The role of medium-sized companies in the semiconductor industry* Success factors Building clusters Customer orientation Thilo von Selchow, CEO and President, ZMD Second Conference Day. Tuesday: September 30, Welcome by the chairman Prof. Dr. Heinrich Kurz, Director, Institute for Semiconductor Technology, RWTH Aachen 9.45 Supply chain management in the semiconductor industry* Changes in the industrial landscape Partnerships along the value chain as a success factor Vertical supply chain networks and their management Requirements for corporate planning Dieter May, Vice President Corporate Strategy, Infineon Technologies Technological Developments Semiconductor memory: Directions & solutions for the IT era* Werner Diesing, Vice President Memory and TFT-LCD Marketing Europe, Samsung Semiconductor Europe Discussion Coffee Break Silicon as the basic element of technology* Situation on the silicon wafer market Developments concerning materials Challenges in supply chain management Dr. Michael Nitzert, Member of the Board, Wacker Siltronic

4 12.00 Integration of research and development and customer oriented production of photo masks in order to support the European semiconductor industry* Significance of mask technology for chips in sub 100nm areas Innovations in mask technologies for lithography processes in sub wave length areas Photo masks for highly integrated modules Dr. Markus Gerhard Dilger, General Manager and Managing Director, Advanced Mask Technology Center High-throughput maskless lithography The business case The challenges Mapper approach Dr. Boudewijn Baud, CEO, Mapper Lithography Discussion Lunch Moving to submicron technology: lessons learned and challenges What are the main issues we have to deal with? What are the next steps for advanced technologies? Yield management, a key element of speed and competitiveness Paul Boudre, President Europe, KLA Tencor Next Generation Technologies How far will Moore's law carry? Peter Zdebel, Vice President, ON Semiconductor Building a real-time ebusiness David Wilson, Vice President, Triniti Discussion End of the conference Whom do you meet at this conference? Delegates of the German and European Semiconductor industry: Board members, managing directors, technical and business managers Factory managers and operations managers Executive employees from the semiconductor industry and its customers from the following areas of application: Computers Automotive Communication Consumer-multimedia Industrial applications Smart-cards/Identification as well as suppliers, subcontractors, foundries and distributors. Hotline: ++49 (0) For further information on the conference please contact: Susanne Frank, Senior-Conference-Manager Janine Biermann, Senior-Conference-Assistant janine.biermann@euroforum.com Sponsoring and Exhibition. For further information on exhibition capacity, target-group analysis and the development of a personalised sponsoring plan please contact: Monika Berr, Sales-Manager Phone: ++49 (0) Fax: ++49 (0) monika.berr@euroforum.com Sponsored by: ORACLE Deutschland GmbH Contact: Sabine Lühmann Phone: sabine.luehmann@oracle.com The following exhibitors have already confirmed:

5 +H *V Registration and further information. Semiconductor-Industry Yes, I/we wish to participate on September 29 and 30, Cost: 1, plus 16% VAT per person [P21528M012] I am unable to attend. Please send me the Conference Proceedings (CD-ROM) at a cost of plus 16% VAT (available approx. 3 weeks after the event). I am interested in exhibition and sponsoring opportunities. Please amend my address as shown. (Should you wish to change your address by telephone, you can do that on: ++49 (0) ) How to register: by fax ++49 (0) by phone ++49 (0) [Janine Biermann] anmeldhb@euroforum.com in writing EUROFORUM Deutschland GmbH Postfach , Düsseldorf Date and venue September 29 und 30, 2003 Dorint Hotel Schweizerhof Budapester Straße 25, Berlin Phone: ++49 (0 ) Name (1) Position About us: Handelsblatt organizes high-quality management seminars which are aimed at presenting important commercial information on current topics. Senior management staff from the fields of commerce and industry can use these as a forum for know-how transfer and the exchange of ideas. EUROFORUM Deutschland GmbH has been entrusted with the planning and organization of our events. Name (2) Position Company Data protection: Handelsblatt and EUROFORUM Deutschland will use your personal data to organize the conference and to keep you informed of forthcoming events. Your signature will indicate that EUROFORUM may also contact you by fax, or telephone and that you agree to your data being made available to other companies (particularly within the Informa Group) in Germany and elsewhere for marketing purposes. If you do not want your details to be used for this purpose, please delete the relevant parts of the text or contact our customer service centre on ++49 (0) You may withdraw your authorization for the use of this information a time. Secretary's name Address Telephone Fax Number of employees up to Please invoice: Name more than 5000 Conditions of participation: The participation fee of 1, plus 16% VAT per person is payable on receipt of the invoice. This fee includes conference documentation, lunches, tea/coffee and evening event. Once your registration has been received you will be sent a confirmation slip and invoice. Registrations can be cancelled (in written form) free of charge up to 14 days before the event. For cancellations after this date half the participation fee will be reimbursed. If participants do not attend the conference or participation is cancelled on the conference date the full fee will be payable. The registered delegate may of course send a substitute. The organizers reserve the right to amend the programme of events if necessary. Hotel accommodation: A limited number of rooms is available at the Conference hotel at a reduced rate. Please contact the hotel directly to make your reservation, stating that you are attending the Handelsblatt-EUROFORUM Conference. Address Date Signature Please fax to Janine Biermann: ++49 (0) Handelsblatt events in the internet: For any further inquiries please contact Janine Biermann on ++49(0) , janine.biermann@euroforum.com