The Founding of the Semiconductor Industry Association |
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The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) was founded in April 1977. The article by Ron
Iscoff shows the controversy that the founding of SIA created. While
all of the founding members assured that this is not a defection
from Western Electronics Manufacturers Association (WEMA), SIA
excelled to become the gold standard of trade associations today. |
Key Contributors: Wilfred J. Corrigan, president of Fairchild Camera & Instrument. Dr. Robert N. Noyce, chairman of Intel. Jerry W. Sanders, president of Advanced Micro Devices. Charles E. Sporck, president of National Semiconductor. John R. Welty, vice president of Motorola |
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