ZVEI: Fachgruppe 1 Bauelemente Munich January 28, 2004

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ZVEI Fachgruppe 1 BauelementeMunich - January
28, 2004
Presented by Dick Sheehy, Manager, Site
LocationIDC-CH2M Hill, Portland Oregonon behalf
of the Portland Development Commission
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IDC Overview
18 Offices Worldwide Portland, OR Corporate
Headquarters
100 Employee Owned Incorporated 1985 Workforce
of 1,000
Industrial Design Construction
Part of CH2M HILL Family of Companies
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Worldwide Resources
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White Oak, Virginia
03PE1049.ppt IDC CONFIDENTIAL
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IBMs East Fishkill site in NY
Route 52
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Wet Area
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Lime Kiln Road
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Wet Area
I-84
Wet Area
Concept C3 IBM East Fishkill Post-Project
Review 12 Dec 2002
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SGSMC in Shanghai, China
03PE1049.ppt IDC CONFIDENTIAL
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Confidential Client CampusChandler, Arizona
03PE1049.ppt IDC CONFIDENTIAL
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Confidential ClientHillsboro, Oregon
Site Master Plan

• 409 acre site
• Cumulative investment approximately10 billion
• Companys largest site worldwide
• Next-generation manufacturing process

Front Entrance
Aerial Photograph August 2002
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Wacker SiltronicPortland, Oregon
The opening of Wacker Siltronics Fab 1 in 1980
marked the first major silicon wafer manufacturer
to arrive in Portland, Oregon.The metropolitan
Portland area is referred to as the Silicon
Forest due to a number of silicon wafer and
semiconductor manufacturing companies located
here.
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Why do Fabs prefer Portland?

• Abundant Water quality, reliability and low
  cost
• Electricity quality, reliability and cost
• Available sites reliable and transparent
  process
• Schedule guarantees
• Oregon Land Use Planning
• 1979 Urban Growth Boundary
• Public Private Partnership proactive assistance
• Active involvement by the Oregon Economic and
  Community Development Department
• Active involvement by the Portland Development
  Commission
• Active support by the Governors office.

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Oregon wood chips to silicon chips
Wood Products Jobs
TechnologyJobs
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Vertical Integration in theSemiconductor
Industry
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Oregons Electronic Universe

• Top companies
• Tektronix
• Intel
• Wacker Siltronic
• Hewlett-Packard
• In-Focus
• LSI Logic
• Novellus
• Innovion
• Planar Systems
• Merix Corp.

Heike Mayer, Portland State University, Institute
for Portland Metropolitan Studies
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Oregons Strategic Location
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Strategic Choices Asia, US EuropeComparative
Factor Costs
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Comparative Factor Chart
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2004 Growth Drives Needfor Investment
Source VSLI Research, Gartner/Dataquest, IC
Insights Rev. 1/14/04
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Your Spot in the Electronics Value Chain Affects
Where you Should Locate
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Investing in Innovative Production

• ITRS 2003 identifies many "red bricks," or
  equipment, metrology materials challenges that
  impact cost-effective manufacturing

• Design
• Factory integration
• Test equipment
• Lithography

• Assembly packaging
• Yield enhancement
• Metrology
• ESH

Combining research with production is
increasingly seen as the most effective way to
overcome these significant technical hurdles.
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Future Technologies

• Nanotechnology
• Projected to be 1 Trillion Business by 2015
• Flat Panel Display
• Fastest Growing Segment of Electronics
• Manufacturers in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan
• New Technology from North America
• Solar - 30 Annual Growth Rate
• MEMS
• Biotechnology
• Bio Chips

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Top Semiconductor Vendors in 2002
Intel Samsung Toshiba STMicro TI NEC Infineon Moto
rola Philips Hitachi Mitsubishi Fujitsu Matsushita
IBM Micron Sony AMD Sharp Sanyo Rohm
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