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A familiar picture: Ibiden reigned (again) as the top PCB fabricator in 2006.	Cover story	Sep 1, 2007	5652
Consumer electronics reign supreme: Asian control of cell phone and IC substrate production propels growth.		Mar 1, 2007	4289
The big get bigger: the largest PCB fabricators in Japan and Taiwan stretched their leads in 2005.		Sep 1, 2006	2883
The PCB melting pot: PCB production grew in 2005, thanks mostly to foreign-owned companies operating in China.		Aug 1, 2006	3395
Worldwide PCB output for 2005: Asia leads the way in board production, and the U.S. cements its position at the bottom of the list.		Jul 1, 2006	2314
Japan's PCB industry: Japan's board makers continue to grow--and invest heavily abroad.		Jan 1, 2006	4777
The Asian market: Taiwan: despite their political differences, Taiwan and China do agree on a few things. A look at the explosive growth of Taiwan's PCB manufacturers and their presence in China.		Nov 1, 2005	2797
NTI 100: Asia in the driver's seat: the third time's the charm for Ibiden but PCB makers from Korea and Taiwan enter the top five.	Cover Story	Sep 1, 2005	3837
Asian market: Korea: the Korean PCB industry showed fabulous growth in 2004. What's next for the peninsula?		Jul 1, 2005	2782
Flex makes its move: buoyed by incessant demand for consumer devices, flex makers dominated the top of the 2003 NTI 100.	Cover Story	Sep 1, 2004	3809
Microvia Market dialing up big gains; thanks to insatiable demand for cellphones and other handheld electronics, boards with these small holes are easily outpacing the rest of the market.		Aug 1, 2004	2189
Ups and downs in America: beaten up during the just ended recession, U.S. makers are relying on 50 years of "people skills" to recapture the glory days.		Jul 1, 2004	2757
NTI 100: a period of adjustments: "prosperity does not last forever. It comes and goes," an ancient Japanese fable reminds us. So, too, do the world's top PCB makers.		Sep 1, 2003	4174
Waiting for the 'other' bubble to burst: with no end in sight to its IT recession, American fabs wait (and hope) for China to overheat. (North American PCB Market).	Industry Overview	Jun 1, 2003	1901