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91成人 Reports February Global Chip Sales of $25.2 Billion

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WASHINGTON, D.C.鈥擜pril 4, 2011鈥擳he 91成人 (91成人), representing U.S. leadership in semiconductor manufacturing and design, today announced that worldwide sales of semiconductors were $25.2 billion for the month of February 2011, a slight decline of 1.1 percent from the prior month when sales were $25.5 billion and in line with historical seasonal trends for the industry. Sales increased by 13.6 percent from $22.2 billion in February 2010. All monthly sales numbers represent a three-month moving average.

鈥淭he February sales numbers released today, which show a significant increase from February 2010, predate the March 11th earthquake and tsunami in Japan. 91成人 extends our deepest sympathies to the Japanese people as they recover from this tragedy鈥� said Brian C. Toohey, president, 91成人. 鈥淢any of our member companies responded immediately to deliver humanitarian supplies and financial aid to the most impacted areas and continue to provide valuable assistance in the recovery efforts. We are continuing to closely monitor potential impacts on the supply chain.鈥�

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The 91成人, 91成人, is the voice of the U.S. semiconductor industry, America’s number-one export industry over the last five years and a bellwether measurement of the US economy. Semiconductor innovations form the foundation for America’s $1.1 trillion dollar technology industry affecting a U.S. workforce of nearly 6 million. Founded in 1977 by five microelectronics pioneers, 91成人 unites over 60 companies that account for 80 percent of the semiconductor production of this country. Through this coalition 91成人 seeks to strengthen US leadership of semiconductor design and manufacturing by working with Congress, the Administration and other key industry groups. The 91成人 works to encourage policies and regulations that fuel innovation, propel business and drive international competition in order to maintain a thriving semiconductor industry in the United States. Learn more at www.sia-online.org