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Amazon launches new tool to enhance visual shopping 9/21/2018
Using a combination of imagery, a thumbs up and down voting mechanism, and machine learning technology, Scout offers an almost Pinterest-like way of browsing Amazon products, then refining recommendations through user input.
DRAM focus moving towards data center 9/21/2018
Big DRAM buyers are companies such as Facebook, Google and Amazon, who are going ahead and buying whatever memory they need to run large, network storage systems and server applications, said Matas, and they’re fine with paying a premium price because of limited DRAM capacity.
Toshiba Memory brushed aside concerns about falling memory chip prices 9/20/2018
“But we are addressing long-term demand” driven by increasing amounts of data storage due to the rise of powerful smartphones and efficient data centers."
Alibaba Group to produce its own AI chip 9/20/2018
Efforts would see the launch of Alibaba's first in-house developed AI chip in the second half of next year. Called AliNPU, the new AI chip had the potential to support technologies used in autonomous driving, smart cities, and smart logistics.
Sanctions on Iran leads to more cyber hacking 9/20/2018
"Whenever we see Iranian threat groups active in this region, particularly in line with geopolitical events, we have to be concerned they might either be engaged in or pre-positioning for a disruptive attack,"
Tariff does not help the chip industry 9/20/2018
Imposing the tariffs on semiconductor industry products would put U.S. companies at a disadvantage in relation to international competitors and threaten the market share of U.S. firms in China, as well as hurting U.S. exports and jobs while raising the cost of goods for U.S. consumers.
Macronix seeks funding to build 3D NAND 9/19/2018
An extra 50,000 wafers/month will initially be in traditional 3D NAND. Once it establishes a customer base, it will ramp a novel architecture that it claims sports 30% lower cost per bit.
Trump's $200 billion tariff list includes semiconductor material and components 9/19/2018
Chinese products on Monday's list include raw silicon and other products used in chip making, including items such as quartz reactor tubes and holders designed for insertion into diffusion and oxidation furnaces for semiconductor wafer production. The list also includes smart cards, as well as technology products used in data centers and networking gear.
Amazon opens Amazon Storefront for small and medium size sellers 9/19/2018
Amazon says more than 1 million products from about 20,000 businesses were selected to be featured on the site, based on ratings from customers.
Audi offers luxury car subscription plan 9/19/2018
For $1,395 per month, customers have access to an A4 sedan, A5 convertible, S5 coupe or Q5 or Q7 crossover, subject to availability. Subscribers can change vehicles up to twice a month and hold any vehicle for up to six months.
Vendors race to provide HD image camera prototype for auomotive applications 9/18/2018
The reference design was created to assist customers in designing automotive viewing cameras, especially rearview cameras or surround-view cameras, where small size, low power consumption, low thermal output, and excellent image quality are critical.
Taiwan foundry sales up 6,2% in quarter 9/18/2018
Thanks to strong demand for high performance computing (HPC) chips supporting crypto mining and other applications, Taiwan foundry houses saw their combined revenues from computer applications shoot up 27% sequentially to US$1.9 billion in the second quarter of 2018.
Amazon admitted employees selling company data company secret 9/18/2018
The company has confirmed to the Wall Street Journal that it's investigating reports of employees in the US and China leaking data to merchants on the site in return for bribes.
Nextlink received $281 million FCC grant to develope Internet for rural areas 9/18/2018
The $281 million is the largest award under the FCC’s $1.98 billion Connect America Fund, which was established to close the digital divide in rural America.
Startup Wasabi Technologies wants to challenge Amazon in cloud services 9/17/2018
Wasabi Technologies is betting that it can build a big business with a cloud-based “object” storage service that it claims is markedly faster and cheaper than competing products. The company markets itself as “the hot cloud storage company”.
Adesto Technologies said future of automotive electronics goes with embedded ReRAM 9/17/2018
ReRAM could become a widely used, low-cost, and simple embedded non-volatile memory (eNVM) because it uses simple cell structures and materials that can be integrated into existing manufacturing flows with as little as one additional mask.
Next phase of semiconductor growth to be on IoT, not Smartphone 9/17/2018
"As we look to the future, we believe IoT will be at the core of everything. The big data that comes out of that would determine the semiconductor demand."
Facebook assembled an ASIC team to design its own chip 9/17/2018
Facebook “is absolutely bringing up a silicon team focused on working with silicon providers, and we have a chip we’re building, but it’s not our primary focus,” said Jason Taylor, vice president of infrastructure at Facebook. The chip is “not the equivalent of [Google’s] TPU” deep-learning accelerator.
According to Amazon's latest job posts, DC is likely chosen for HQ2 9/14/2018
Washington D.C. area had the most open positions over the past few months. That includes three of the 20 finalists: D.C. proper, Northern Virginia and Montgomery County in Maryland. From May through July, Amazon had an average of about 841 open positions across those three areas combined.
Nvidia newest gaming GPU packs with intelligence for AI applications 9/14/2018
Nvidia GPUs provide to feed data into machines and help them “learn.” On the inference side, in which the knowledge is used by machines in real time
Improved biometric identification chips catch on 9/14/2018
Biometric chip solutions have been increasingly adopted for household, automotive, industry and FinTech applications beyond the initial mobile devices, with lucrative business opportunities fueled by robust demand for optical recognition, iris recognition and face recognition chip solutions.
Apple's 7nm A12 packs with 512GB memory controller 9/14/2018
Apple’s 7nm A12 Bionic chip packs 6.9 billion transistors and is “the most powerful chip in a smartphone,” said chief executive Tim Cook.
No big changes in demand for DRAM chips this year 9/13/2018
"There will be no big changes in demand for DRAM chips at least until the fourth quarter of this year," Samsung Electronics President Kim Ki-nam, who is in charge of the device solutions division.
TSMC's Mark Liu talks about 2 and 3 nm 9/13/2018
“Scaling will continue to 3 nm and 2 nm,” said Liu. “This will happen with EUV and new transistor structures like FinFET and new materials like high-k metal gate."
Amazon expands Whole Food delivery 9/13/2018
now includes Charlotte, Las Vegas, Memphis, New delivery city includes Nashville, New Orleans, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Raleigh, Seattle and Tucson. In addition to that, the retail giant has also expand coverage in three existing major markets: New York, L.A. and Dallas/Fort Worth.
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