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Macquarie Research thinks that Tesla is on the road to profit 10/9/2018 "Tesla appears on track for production targets & should be able to achieve profitability" in the second half of this year," Global foundry industry output to reach US$81.94 billion in 2023 10/9/2018 TSMC and other major pure-play foundries will continue expanding fab capacities through 2023, when the top-4 vendors will see their combined capacities reach 67,078,000 8-inch equivalent wafers annually representing a CAGR of 6.8% in the five-year forecast period. Phone manufacturers are pressing Taiwan chip makers to lower prices 10/9/2018 Many Taiwan-based IC design houses have come under pressure to lower chip prices for their smartphone clients - mainly China-based ones - and have to find ways to cut manufacturing costs to maximize their profitability from the lower quotes. Rumor of Chinese spies planted chips in servers forced companies to examine their supply chain 10/9/2018 “There’s going to be structural changes in how hardware gets validated, tested and approved across the supply chain following this. We’ve lost the trust factor -- and where something is made will get scrutinized until steps are taken to get that trust factor back." Taiwan-based IC designers seen increased chip orders for Android smartphones 10/8/2018 Taiwan IC designers have seen their shipments to the China vendors rise significantly. Among them, MediaTek's AI-enabled Helio P60 chipset has seen increasing penetration in smartphone models sold in China. Samsung still reaping record profit from memory bloom 10/8/2018 But sharp price slides for some types of chips have brought an end to a two-year super cycle of tight supply and soaring demand, and analysts expect the July-September quarter will mark a peak in earnings for the South Korean tech giant. Companies deny report that hacker's microchips are embedded into servers 10/8/2018 ources told Bloomberg that the chips — about the size of a grain of rice and not part of the servers' original design — were inserted at factories run by manufacturing subcontractors in China. The attacks were made on servers sold by Supermicro, according to the report. TSMC projected to tape out 5nm by April 2019 10/8/2018 TSMC taped out its first chip in a process making limited use of extreme ultraviolet lithography and will start risk production in April on a 5-nm node with full EUV. U.S. jobless rate dropped to 3.7 percent — lowest since 1969 10/5/2018 Average hourly earnings up 2.8 percent from a year earlier. The economy has now added jobs for nearly 8 straight years. Xilinx offers AI accelerator card 10/5/2018 According to the company, customers can expect breakthrough performance improvement at low latency when running key data centre applications like real-time machine learning inference as well as video processing, genomics, and data analytics, among others. TSMC ramps 7nm with EUV layers 10/5/2018 TSMC announced that it taped out a customer chip in an N7+ node that can use EUV on up to four layers. EUV aims to lower costs by reducing the number of masks required for leading-edge designs. New flash production line at SK Hynix 10/5/2018 The company said the new M15 line in Cheongju, covers some 60,000 square meters and will play a key role in bolstering the competitiveness of South Korea's chip industry as a whole. Updated memories configurations spec. now available on JEDEC.org 10/4/2018 JESD21-C, JEDEC Configurations for Solid State Memories, is a compilation of some 3000 pages of all memory device standards for solid state memory including DIMM, DRAM, SDRAM, MCP, PROM, and others from September 1989 to present. Winbond breaks ground for it new memory fab. 10/4/2018 “The investment is the largest scale in the history of the park in Kaohsiung’s Lujhu District, surpassing all capital that has been invested over the past 15 years,” Stalled trade growth affects economy at Eurozone 10/4/2018 Slowdown is set to continue into the fourth quarter as "recent months have seen a clear loss of momentum in terms of both output and new order gains." North Korea steals from banks globally 10/4/2018 North Korean group has stolen hundreds of millions of dollars by infiltrating the computer systems of banks around the world since 2014 through highly sophisticated and destructive attacks that have spanned at least 11 countries. Cadence collaborates with TSMC to certify its 5 and 7nm design solutions 10/3/2018 Cadence digital and signoff tools optimised for TSMC’s 5nm and 7nm+ process are designed to provide EUV support at key layers and associated design rules that enable customers to achieve power, performance and area (PPA) savings at these advanced nodes. Foxconn Electronics to help Shandong government setup chip design 10/3/2018 Under its agreement reached with the local government, Foxconn will utilize its group resources to assist in the formation of five IC design houses and one high-power semiconductor company in Jinan. Semiconductor sales continue to grow 10/3/2018 The three-month average of chip sales in August grew to a record $40.16 billion, up 1.7% from July and up 14.9% compared to August 2017, according to the SIA. Xilinx aims to expand beyond traditional FPGAs with its Versal 10/3/2018 Xilinx positioned Versal as the start of a broad new family of standard products. They aim to outperform CPUs and GPUs on a wide range of data center, telecom, automotive and edge applications. DRAM prices expected to retreat 10/2/2018 “DRAM products have begun to see a weak price trend since 3Q18 after the price growth of nine consecutive quarters," ST Micro FingerTip Touch Screen Controller found in Xiaomi handsets 10/2/2018 “ST’s industry-proven FingerTip TSC technology enables advanced multi-touch UI on many devices with a single-chip solution, with high and uniform sensitivity on all panels, including curved screen areas and new AMOLED displays, making it perfectly suited for the latest smartphone designs” Intel tunes up Capex spending 10/2/2018 The Santa Clara, California-based chipmaker has added an extra $1 billion to its capital equipment budget this year, increasing output from existing facilities in the U.S., Ireland and Israel. Qualcomm lost first round in ITC fight with Apple 10/2/2018 Judge Thomas Pender found that Apple infringed one of three Qualcomm patents in the case but declined to recommend the import ban sought by Qualcomm. Yale team received a $2 million grant to develop “robotic skins” 10/1/2018 The robotic skins initially developed the technology in association with NASA, with the goal to provide astronauts the ability to perform additional functions with the same material.  252  |  253  |  254  |  255  |  256  |  257  |  258  |  259  |  260  |  261

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