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Advancing the microelectronics industry in North Carolina would be economically beneficial for the state.
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376
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The microelectronics industry's chemically treating large quantities of silicon crystals could possibly be detrimental to the North Carolina environment, but could expand the state's economic base.
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378
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Kelly discusses the beginning of the microelectronics industry in North Carolina and describes Governor Hunt's views on the topic.
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641
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DNS Electronic Materials, Inc. of Research Triangle Park is the world's fifth largest silicon wafer supplier.
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32957
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The Research Triangle Park began in 1958 as an insurance policy for the future of North Carolina’s economy, and led to development of a substantial microelectronics industry. The Microelectronics Center of North Carolina, which opened in 1983, will develop and operate facilities and equipment, and make them available to partnering institutions to expand microelectronics education and research.
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