Michael Campbell of QUALCOMM CDMA Technologies to Present Keynote at Verigy's First Annual V93000 SOC Series Users Conference

  
    
  
  
    
      Verigy (Nasdaq:VRGY), a premier semiconductor test company, today 
      announced that Michael Campbell, Vice President of Engineering for 
      QUALCOMM CDMA Technologies, will be a featured keynote speaker for VOICE 
      2006, Verigy’s first annual V93000 SOC Series 
      users conference to be held December 5 and 6, in Santa Clara, Calif. The 
      robust technical program will also include more than thirty technical 
      presentations from some of the leading global semiconductor 
      manufacturers as well as Verigy representatives.
    
    
      “The response from our customers for this 
      first-ever event has been tremendous,” said 
      Debbora Ahlgren, Chief Marketing Officer, Verigy. “Thanks 
      to the strong customer involvement on the steering committee and to the 
      high quality of technical paper submissions we’ve 
      received from users, the technical program will provide attendees with 
      valuable information on the latest SOC testing techniques, methodologies 
      and best practices.”
    
    
      VOICE 2006 will offer three tracks to meet the varied needs of 
      participants: Testing Techniques and Methodologies; Productivity; and 
      Production. A highlight of the Testing Techniques and Methodologies 
      track will be a presentation by Karthik Sundararaman of QUALCOMM on the 
      AutoShmoo tool developed to automate the collection of shmoo data across 
      multiple devices. Toby McPheeters of Broadcom and Don Blair of Verigy 
      will present a joint paper on collaborative test development illustrated 
      by a real-world example. The full conference agenda and technical 
      program are now available on Verigy’s Web site.
    
    
      Keynote Presentations
    
    
      Michael Campbell will present the feature keynote, “Test: 
      An Industry of Change.” Mr. Campbell joined 
      QUALCOMM in 1996 and is responsible for QCT Digital Product and Test 
      Engineering, Test Automation Infrastructure and Failure Analysis. His 
      work focuses on optimizing the design, process, and yield of QUALCOMM 
      products in 90 and 65nm. Prior to joining QUALCOMM, Mr. Campbell was an 
      engineer and manager at several semiconductor companies, including 
      Mostek, INMOS and Honeywell. He holds a BSEE and CE from Clarkson 
      University in Potsdam, New York.
    
    
      A second keynote, “Creating and Sustaining a 
      Winning Environment,” will be delivered by 
      Andrew O’Donoghue, President of Advance 
      Performance, Inc. Mr. O’Donoghue has been 
      consulting for more than 10 years in management and organizational 
      development, and is sought after as an informative and inspiring speaker 
      and educator in the area of human behavior enhancement. A founder and 
      current President of Advance Performance, he now specializes in 
      delivering programs within large organizations such as Nestle Waters, 
      Rolls Royce, Pfizer, Adidas, PricewaterhouseCoopers and the United 
      Nations, and in working with professional athletes such as golfers 
      Darren Clarke and Paul McGinley. His experience also includes 10 years 
      as an attorney in the U.K.
    
    
      About VOICE 2006
    
    
      VOICE 2006 is the first-ever North American-based conference for the 
      large and growing international community of Verigy V93000 SOC users and 
      partners. This is a unique opportunity to make users’ 
      semiconductor testing operations as effective as possible. One can gain 
      and share valuable insights, build long-lasting relationships and learn 
      what’s new about Verigy V93000 products and 
      applications. Registration for VOICE 2006 is available online or at the 
      event for $200.00. To register for VOICE 2006 and find more information 
      on the event, including abstract and paper guidelines and a full listing 
      of steering committee members, visit www.verigy.com/go/voice2006.
    
    
      VOICE is managed by a steering committee of representatives from Verigy 
      and its customers. This year’s steering 
      committee members represent the following companies: Broadcom Corp., 
      Freescale Semiconductor, Intel, ISE Labs Inc., QUALCOMM and Verigy.
    
    
      About the Verigy V93000
    
    
      The Verigy V93000 provides a scalable platform architecture for testing 
      SOCs, systems-in-packages (SIPs) and high-speed memory devices. The 
      V93000, with over 1,350 systems installed worldwide, meets the industry’s 
      demanding performance and cost challenges, whether for at-speed 
      engineering characterization or high-volume production. The test system 
      provides massive multi-site capabilities, enables data rates up to 12.8 
      Gbps and supports a full range of digital, mixed-signal and RF 
      applications.
    
    
      About Verigy
    
    
      Verigy designs, develops, manufactures, sells and services advanced test 
      systems and solutions for the flash memory and system-on-chip segments 
      of the semiconductor industry. Verigy’s 
      scalable platform systems are used by leading semiconductor companies 
      worldwide in design validation, characterization, and high-volume 
      manufacturing test. Formerly part of Agilent Technologies, the company 
      began doing business as Verigy on June 1, and completed its initial 
      public offering on June 13, 2006. Information about Verigy can be found 
      at www.verigy.com.
    
  
Verigy (Nasdaq:VRGY), a premier semiconductor test company, today
announced that Michael Campbell, Vice President of Engineering for
QUALCOMM CDMA Technologies, will be a featured keynote speaker for
VOICE 2006, Verigy's first annual V93000 SOC Series users conference
to be held December 5 and 6, in Santa Clara, Calif. The robust
technical program will also include more than thirty technical
presentations from some of the leading global semiconductor
manufacturers as well as Verigy representatives.

   "The response from our customers for this first-ever event has
been tremendous," said Debbora Ahlgren, Chief Marketing Officer,
Verigy. "Thanks to the strong customer involvement on the steering
committee and to the high quality of technical paper submissions we've
received from users, the technical program will provide attendees with
valuable information on the latest SOC testing techniques,
methodologies and best practices."

   VOICE 2006 will offer three tracks to meet the varied needs of
participants: Testing Techniques and Methodologies; Productivity; and
Production. A highlight of the Testing Techniques and Methodologies
track will be a presentation by Karthik Sundararaman of QUALCOMM on
the AutoShmoo tool developed to automate the collection of shmoo data
across multiple devices. Toby McPheeters of Broadcom and Don Blair of
Verigy will present a joint paper on collaborative test development
illustrated by a real-world example. The full conference agenda and
technical program are now available on Verigy's Web site.

   Keynote Presentations

   Michael Campbell will present the feature keynote, "Test: An
Industry of Change." Mr. Campbell joined QUALCOMM in 1996 and is
responsible for QCT Digital Product and Test Engineering, Test
Automation Infrastructure and Failure Analysis. His work focuses on
optimizing the design, process, and yield of QUALCOMM products in 90
and 65nm. Prior to joining QUALCOMM, Mr. Campbell was an engineer and
manager at several semiconductor companies, including Mostek, INMOS
and Honeywell. He holds a BSEE and CE from Clarkson University in
Potsdam, New York.

   A second keynote, "Creating and Sustaining a Winning Environment,"
will be delivered by Andrew O'Donoghue, President of Advance
Performance, Inc. Mr. O'Donoghue has been consulting for more than 10
years in management and organizational development, and is sought
after as an informative and inspiring speaker and educator in the area
of human behavior enhancement. A founder and current President of
Advance Performance, he now specializes in delivering programs within
large organizations such as Nestle Waters, Rolls Royce, Pfizer,
Adidas, PricewaterhouseCoopers and the United Nations, and in working
with professional athletes such as golfers Darren Clarke and Paul
McGinley. His experience also includes 10 years as an attorney in the
U.K.

   About VOICE 2006

   VOICE 2006 is the first-ever North American-based conference for
the large and growing international community of Verigy V93000 SOC
users and partners. This is a unique opportunity to make users'
semiconductor testing operations as effective as possible. One can
gain and share valuable insights, build long-lasting relationships and
learn what's new about Verigy V93000 products and applications.
Registration for VOICE 2006 is available online or at the event for
$200.00. To register for VOICE 2006 and find more information on the
event, including abstract and paper guidelines and a full listing of
steering committee members, visit www.verigy.com/go/voice2006.

   VOICE is managed by a steering committee of representatives from
Verigy and its customers. This year's steering committee members
represent the following companies: Broadcom Corp., Freescale
Semiconductor, Intel, ISE Labs Inc., QUALCOMM and Verigy.

   About the Verigy V93000

   The Verigy V93000 provides a scalable platform architecture for
testing SOCs, systems-in-packages (SIPs) and high-speed memory
devices. The V93000, with over 1,350 systems installed worldwide,
meets the industry's demanding performance and cost challenges,
whether for at-speed engineering characterization or high-volume
production. The test system provides massive multi-site capabilities,
enables data rates up to 12.8 Gbps and supports a full range of
digital, mixed-signal and RF applications.

   About Verigy

   Verigy designs, develops, manufactures, sells and services
advanced test systems and solutions for the flash memory and
system-on-chip segments of the semiconductor industry. Verigy's
scalable platform systems are used by leading semiconductor companies
worldwide in design validation, characterization, and high-volume
manufacturing test. Formerly part of Agilent Technologies, the company
began doing business as Verigy on June 1, and completed its initial
public offering on June 13, 2006. Information about Verigy can be
found at www.verigy.com.