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U.S. wholesale prices fell unexpectedly 9/13/2018
The Labor Department said Wednesday that its producer price index — which measures inflation before it reaches consumers — fell 0.1 percent in August after being flat in July.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear 3100 has much lower power consumption 9/12/2018

Lowest power mode: 67 percent lower

GPS and location batching: 49 percent lower

Keyword detection: 43 percent lower

Clock update once per minute: 35 percent lower

MP3 playback: 34 percent lower

Voice queries over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi: 13 percent lower

Kaga to acquire Fujitsu Electronics for expertise in EMS 9/12/2018
Kaga has been expanding its EMS business. The acquisition of FEI is part of the effort find growth.
Intel acquired NetSpeed, an SoC design tool company 9/12/2018
NetSpeed's tools and IP would help the company more quickly and cost-effectively design, develop and test new SoCs.
AT&T announced more 5G roll out cities 9/12/2018
Cities in the southern part of the U.S. – Houston; Jacksonville, Florida; Louisville, Kentucky; New Orleans, and San Antonio – will land the technology, joining seven others already named. In addition, parts of large western cities, including Los Angeles and San Francisco, will join the list in early 2019, along with a handful of others.
E Ink Holdings (EIH) to demonstrate E-label with no battery 9/11/2018
The reference design board enables maintenance free performance and the inclusion of FRAM allows for low power consumption and fast writing speeds under a non-volatile system.
Apple sends price increase warning on trade war 9/11/2018
The company said the tariffs would “show up as a tax on U.S. consumers” and “increase the cost of Apple products that our customers have come to rely on in their daily lives.”
Patent Troll is out to sue Smartphone Manufacturers 9/11/2018
The lawsuits, dated Sept. 6, include a complaint filed in a federal court in Delaware by Plano-based Cellular Transitions (CellTran) against Lenovo, primarily surrounding products under the Motorola Mobility label, the smartphone brand Lenovo acquired from Google four years ago.
What does AT&T wanted to create out of Time Warner? 9/11/2018
“I don’t want to recreate Netflix,” said Stankey, who is the CEO of WarnerMedia. “I don’t believe the Netflix that we know today is likely to be the Netflix of three years from today as the industry changes.”
Semi YoY growth fell off from the 20% curve 9/10/2018
While the17.4% year-to-year growth rate remains healthy, July snapped a streak of 15 consecutive months of greater than 20% year-to-year increases.
Broadcom predicts a good 4th quarter 9/10/2018
Analysts on average were expecting earnings of $4.83 per share on revenue of $5.07 billion.
Taiwan Sport University signed an agreement to develop flexible hybrid electronics 9/10/2018
The joint efforts will focus on smart wearable products that will assist the athletic community in collecting and analyzing data. This will help to identify athletes with potential and provide reference for coaches' tactical decisions.
NXP to work with Foxconn on IIoT development 9/10/2018
The two firms will jointly develop an IIoT platform to help manufacturers implement smart production and management.
Samsung and SK Hynix to hold expansion plan as memory prices fall 9/7/2018
Oversupplied, saturated notebook and smartphone markets are being identified as the factors bringing down the memory prices.
Charter/Spectrum to offer wireless service 9/7/2018
Charter's Spectrum Mobile will cost $45 a month for unlimited data. Service is available only to those who have Charter's internet service.
Tesla stock drops as investor asked more questions 9/7/2018
The stock dropped 2.8 percent to $280.74, the lowest level since late May, following a 4.2 percent decline on Tuesday after Mercedes introduced its first fully electric car in Stockholm.
Amazon to hit one trillion after Apple 9/7/2018
Amazon shares hit $2,050.49 shortly before noon on Tuesday, bringing the company's value above $1 trillion before declining slightly. Apple became the first $1 trillion company last month. It is currently worth about $1.1 trillion.
Amazon face many hurdles on proposed ad-supported video service 9/6/2018
The potential seems vast: Amazon's ad biz is the company's fastest growing segment, totaling roughly $2.2 billion last quarter, up 130 percent over the period a year before.
MosChip Semiconductor Technology is out on an acquisition spree 9/6/2018
The companies acquired by MosChip are Gigacom Semiconductor LLC, California, Gigacom Semiconductor Pvt Ltd, Visakhapatnam, FirstPass Semiconductors Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad, and Institute of Silicon Systems Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad.
China moves quickly to own 20% of global semi fab capacity 9/6/2018
With the rapid growth, China will top the rest of the world in fab investment in 2020 with more than US$20 billion in spending, driven by memory and foundry projects funded by both multinational and domestic companies.
Morris Chang predicts semi industry to have sustained growth 9/6/2018
Chang was upbeat about the outlook for the industry, saying he expected growth to be double that of the world economy over the next 20 years.
Huawei's 7nm Kirin chip sets to challenge Snapdragon 9/5/2018
On the memory front, Huawei says the Kirin 980 has 20 percent better bandwidth and 22 percent lower latency than the Snapdragon 845. In practical terms, that means faster app launches across the full range of the world’s most popular apps.
City of Chongqing plans to establish a $7.3 billion semiconductor development fund 9/5/2018
Beijing has made the semiconductor sector a priority under its “Made in China 2025” strategy, with a state-backed semiconductor fund providing support to the domestic chip sector to help cut a reliance on imports.
Chip designers are cautiously threading into sub-10nm territories 9/5/2018
Fabless chip developers are aware that they have to spend big on sub-10nm chip development, and are concerned about whether such huge investment will pay off.
Wireless ISP are carving out space in metro areas 9/5/2018
Equipment innovations have made it possible for WISPs to provide high-speed Internet in cities as well, as they try to win customers away from the big, established providers.
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