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YC Technology to end MLCC business

Carol Yeh, Taipei; Chinmei Sung, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 22 November 2002 0

Taiwan-based YC Technology, the world’s second-largest maker of solder balls used in BGA (ball-grid array) packaging, announced that it will shut down MLCC (multi-layer ceramic capacitor) production due to fierce price competition and low profit...

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