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Commercial aircraft market hesitates on upcoming tarrif 7/19/2018
While Trump has said trade wars are "good and easy to win," aviation experts say American companies like Chicago-based Boeing will take the first hit because most of U.S. aerospace production goes to foreign buyers.
TI fires two month CEO for personal misconduct 7/19/2018
TI's board determined he violated the company's code of conduct with behavior the company said was not consistent with its ethics and core values.
Google fined $5 billion for forcing phone manufacturers to install Android 7/19/2018
European Commission said it wanted to ensure that manufacturers are free to pre-install apps of their choosing and allow for competition in services such as internet search.
Samsung has developed a new mobile DRAM solution optimized for 5G network and AI 7/18/2018
The South Korean tech giant said it finished the development of the 10nm-class 8Gb LPDDR5 DRAM in April, boasting the speed of 6,400 Mbps, which is 1.5 times faster than the existing LPDDR4X DRAM currently installed in flagship smartphones.
TSMC expects revenue growth through Q4 7/18/2018
TSMC's revenues are expected to increase at a moderate pace sequentially in the third quarter before reaching an all-time high in the fourth quarter. Shipments for the new iPhones will remain a significant contributor to the foundry's sales performance in the second half of 2018.
Micron/Intel joint development announced update on 3D Xpoint memories 7/18/2018
Micron and Intel have agreed to complete joint development for the second generation of 3D XPoint technology, which is expected to occur in the first half of 2019.
F35 tactical fighter at bargan prices 7/18/2018
The goal has been to reduce the cost of an F-35 to $80 million by 2020 so the price will be comparable with fourth-generation fighter jets. The F-35, a fifth-generation jet, is considered to be one of the most technologically advanced military jets in the world.
What's next now that the ZTE ban is lifted 7/17/2018
White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), moderator of the Semicon West panel will list critical technologies, many rooted in semiconductors, along with broad ideas for how to promote and protect them with a collection of investments, security measures and international collaborations.
Apple contributes to renewable energy fund in China 7/17/2018
"Apple’s mission has never wavered. We are here to change the world... it’s why we continuously strive to do more with less—reducing our impact on the Earth we all share, while expanding and redefining the possibilities ahead,"
Apple is expected to require mass number of 3D sensors 7/17/2018
Three new iPhone models and two new iPad versions set to be released in late third-quarter 2018 are very likely to incorporate the face ID function, significantly driving up demand for key optical component VCSEL.
Google lose chip design guru to Facebook 7/17/2018
FaceBook hired Shahriar Rabii to be a vice president and its head of silicon. Rabii previously worked at Google, where he helped lead the team in charge of building chips for the company’s devices, including the Pixel smartphone’s custom Visual Core chip.
Airbus is on-hold waiting for details on Brexit 7/16/2018
The pan-European aerospace giant is one of Britain’s biggest manufacturers, employing 14,000 people at 25 sites, including 6,000 at Broughton in north Wales. It also supports more than 100,000 jobs in the wider supply chain and spent £5bn with more than 4,000 UK suppliers last year.
Intel acquires eASIC for added FPGA technology 7/16/2018
Intel is eying gains in market segments like 4G and 5G wireless, networking and IoT via eASIC's structured ASICs offering.
SoftBank certifies MediaTek NarrowBand IoT for Japan 7/16/2018
MediaTek's technology enables IoT devices to work on batteries. As a result of these tests, MediaTek's NB-IoT chipset has been validated for use on the SoftBank network, paving the way for low-power connected devices on Japan's leading wireless network.
Eurepean companies rush in to develope 5G with China 7/16/2018
As the U.S. ramps ups its trade war rhetoric, European companies have been busy this week signing mega-partnership deals with China for industrial IoT, network infrastructure, 5G and AI research.
Samsung to setup the largest handset factory in Inida 7/13/2018
Ranging from low-end smartphones that cost under $100 to the company's flagship S9 model. It will build 10 million phones a month, 70 per cent of which will be earmarked for domestic usage.
Macronix see low power memories as a key to 5G systems 7/13/2018
In terms of system equipment needed to support 5G IoT applications, power-saving, miniaturization and high quality will be the top three concerns for equipment makers in seeking supply chain partners.
UMC see boost demand from China 7/13/2018
UMC's China-based fab expansions, coupled with its takeover of MIFS, will allow UMC to expand its overall production capacity by 1,277,000 8-inch equivalent wafers, or 16.9%, to a total of 8,839,000 units in 2019
Broadcom acquires CA Technologies 7/13/2018
The price of the acquisition is $18.9 billion in cash. CA’s shareholders will receive $44.50 per share, a 20 percent premium over the closing price of the company’s stock today.
BMW to stick with expansion plan in South Carolina 7/12/2018
"It is not true in any way, shape or form that BMW is moving production from Spartanburg to China,"
Tesla to build Shanghai factory 7/12/2018
Tesla said construction would begin in the near future, once official permits are obtained. It said production would begin two to three years after that and eventually increase to 500,000 vehicles annually.
China to take over Korea as the largest IC equipment buyer 7/12/2018
In 2018, China will rise in the rankings to claim the second spot for the first time, dislodging Taiwan which will fall to the third position. China will lead in growth with 43.5%.
Daimler, NVidia, and Bosch gang together for robo-taxi development 7/12/2018
Daimler and Bosch, who are leading the effort, will introduce a pilot project of autonomous shuttle cars in a “city located in the San Francisco Bay [area] in Silicon Valley” in the second half of 2019.
Chinese company rolls out X86 server processor licensed from AMD 7/11/2018
The need for a domestic producer of high-performance server processors has been driven by US export restrictions to China—in 2015, the administration of President Barack Obama blocked a sale of Intel Xeon processors for China's Tianhe-2 supercomputer over concerns that the sale would aid China's nuclear weapons program.
SK hynix to build 200nm foundry fab in China 7/11/2018
Wholly owned subsidiary SK hynix System IC Inc. will build a new production line in the second half of this year in Wuxi, eastern China, along with Wuxi Industrial Development Group, an investment firm run by the regional government.
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