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| MEM revolutionize 3D mapping projectors
"We've been using $30,000 DLP [digital light processor] hardware in the research lab; over 90 percent of the cost of our system is in the projector right now," "Where Seikowave comes in is using MEMS to bring the projector cost down to $40, changing the economics to a mass-market technology."
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| Beware of Free Android Wallpaper!
Wallpaper for smart phone, has reportedly been stealing information from millions of users and sending it to a website based in Shenzhen, China. |
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| JEDEC announces 1.35V low power DDR3L
The DDR3L standard sets a requirement of 1.35V for memory devices that adhere to the standard. Standard DDR3 voltage is set at 1.5V, with Jedec claiming that the reduction will result in a 15 per cent drop is power usage. |
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| Foxconn keep growing
Foxconn's revenue was significantly higher than No. 2 player Flextronics International Ltd, which posted revenue of $5.9 billion in Q1. Foxconn's revenue in the quarter was up 54.1% from $11.1 billion during Q1 2009. |
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| Infineon recovered
The net profit was up from 79 million euro (about $100 million) in the second quarter and a loss of 23 million euro (about $30 million) in the same quarter a year before. The revenue was up 59 percent year-on-year and 17 percent sequentially and the results prompted Infineon to raise its guidance for the fourth fiscal quarter and its financial year. |
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| Micron pushes forward on PCM memory
PCM is suitable as a storage-class memory and predicted it would be used in solid-state disk drives to drive higher performance than NAND flash memory at power consumption figures lower than RAM. Thereafter, and as systems software evolves, PCM will be able to move from an I/O drive based usage model to memory-mapped "main memory" |
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| Where is DRAM prices going?
According to market research firm DRAMeXCHANGE, the average sales price of the DDR3 1Gb eTT chip stands at US$2.31, down 25.24 percent from the US$3.09 in March. Since July, the average sales price of the chip has fallen 6.1 percent.
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| India to expand in chip design
" Indian designers "have a strong customer base across market segments, good domain knowledge, enough skilled engineers and they can, with the help of the growing domestic electronics market, align their design expertise with the experience of multinational clients," |
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| Nvidia lost ITC case to Rambus
The ITC issued a cease-and-desist order to bar the importation and sale of certain chips made by Nvidia after finding that the devices violate patents three held by Rambus. The cease-and-desist order is subject to review by the White House.
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| Producers are optimistic on DRAM prices
Powerchip Chairman Frank Huang said price wars in the global DRAM industry have become a thing of the past, contending that producers are able to generate reasonable profits in today's competitive environment.
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| DRAM backend manufacturers on expansion
Payton plans to expand its present monthly capacity of 45 million for DRAM memory to 65 million units at the end of 2010. The company has said previously that they have been seeing clear order visibility through the fourth quarter. Revenues are expected to grow by 20 per cent or more this year, and ramping up of capacity is happening fast enough to match demand.
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| FTC extends Intel deadline anticipating settlement
The FTC on June 21 suspended administrative trial proceedings while the parties considered potential settlement of a case regarding claims of anticompetitive business practices and graphics chips originally filed by the FTC in December 2009. |
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