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BW0393  MAR 01,1999       12:34 PACIFIC      15:34 EASTERN


(CA-SEMI) SEMI Acquires Chip Scale International Conference and
Exposition; September Expo to Highlight Issues in Wafer-Level Chip Scale
Electronics


Business Editors/High Tech Writers


 MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 1, 1999-- Semiconductor
Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), the global industry
association, announced today the acquisition of the Chip Scale
International (CSI) exposition and conference.

CSI 99, now in its third year, will be held September 13-16 at the San Jose
Convention Center.  The exposition will be co-located with SMTA International,
sponsored by the
Surface Mount Technology Association.

"SEMI, recognized globally as the organizer of SEMICON expositions, is
pleased to provide further opportunities for companies with focused
interests in chip scale packaging.

With three decades of service to the semiconductor industry, SEMI brings
considerable exposition and technical conference management experience as well
as a host of information services to enhance the event and provide more value
for the industry," said Tom Reed vice president of SEMI. "Prospects for
packaging technology to migrate from the chip scale to the wafer-level holds
important opportunities for a broad base of SEMI members."

Companies interested in exhibiting in CSI 99 should contact, Kim Cukar
at 650.940.6954 or [log in to unmask]

Highlighting the CSI 99 conference will be a summit on wafer-level chip
scale packaging. Other topics to be addressed in technical programs include
CSP manufacturing, test and reliability, system design, assembly
applications and emerging high-density interconnect/PC board technology.

For inquiries about SEMI packaging programs, contact Kin Wong at
650.940.6992 or [log in to unmask]

Manufacturing standards development activity will occur at the
exposition, beginning with the organization of new task group meetings of
the SEMI International Standards Packaging Committee Program. For
information on these meetings contact Bettina Weiss at 650.940.6998 or
[log in to unmask]

Based in Mountain View, Calif., SEMI is an international trade
association serving more than 2,300 companies participating in the $65
billion semiconductor and flat panel display equipment and materials
markets. SEMI maintains offices in Austin, Beijing, Boston, Brussels,
Hsinchu, Moscow, Seoul, Singapore, Tokyo and Washington, D.C. Visit SEMI
OnLine at www.semi.org.


--30--cs/sf*

     CONTACT: SEMI
              Tom Reed, 650/940-6926
              Fx: 650/940-7925
              E-mail: [log in to unmask]
                 or
              Jonathan Davis, 650/940-6937
              Fx: 650/940-7970
              E-mail: [log in to unmask]

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