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January 3, 2008
Lyman Brown, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, BPM Microsystems
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We see 2008 as an exciting year for BPM. Global demand for OEM automotive electronics is expected to continue to grow. Quality MCU programming will be the key for the strong demand for safety, entertainment and communication systems. BPM's broad complex MCU programming support can help out automotive customers meet these challenges.
NAND and NOR flash are the dominant semiconductor memories utilized in portable electronic devices and other consumer devices. BPM Microsystems’ investment in the development and introduction of Flashstream in 2007 leave us poised to help our customers address their throughput dilemma due to device size increases.
Lyman Brown
, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
BPM Microsystems
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