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In the Spotlight
| Two years after its inception by a management buy-out from former owner Renesas, semiconductor manufacturer LFoundry is flexing its muscles. Within its expansion strategy, the company acquired Atmel’s Rousset fab, tripling its manufacturing capacities. EE Times Europe asked LFoundry CEO Michael Lehnert about his goals – and if an IPO could be an option for the privately held company. | | | | | Landshut Silicon Foundry GmbH (LFoundry) has reached a key milestone in its manufacturing collaboration with EPCOS: it has now successfully completed the ramp-up for the volume production of new RF-MEMS products (radio frequency micro-electro-mechanical systems). The collaboration with EPCOS was initiated in July 2009. | | | | | Colin Holland — EE Times | | | | | David Manners — ElectronicsWeekly | | | | | Christoph Hammerschmidt — EE Times | | | | | LFoundry went to market almost exactly when the global economic crisis began. Mathias Bloch talked with the CEO, Michael Lehnert, about the first six months of business, the competitors and the future prospects of LFoundry. German interview by M. Bloch, elektroniknet.de | | | | | Christoph Hammerschmidt — EE Times | | | | | Christoph Hammerschmidt — EE Times Europe | | | | | | | David Lammers, News Editor — Semiconductor International | | | | | Derek Boyd of NMI interviews Michael Lehnert | | | |
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