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Trump negotiations has won increased allowance for cars import to Korea 3/29/2018
The new deal doubles — to 50,000 — the cars each U.S. automaker can export annually to South Korea, reduces bureaucratic barriers to American products and extends a 25 percent U.S. tariff on South Korean pickup trucks by 20 years, through 2041.
U.S. consumer confidence retreats after Febrary height 3/29/2018
The Conference Board said Tuesday its consumer confidence index fell to 127.7 in March. That was down from 130 in February, which was the highest level since November 2000.
What is Intel up to in memory? 3/28/2018
The company would try to push into non-volatile memory products for storage and -- in the case of 3D XPoint -- a replacement for DRAM in certain data center workloads.
It make sense for ARM Holding to relist its stocks 3/28/2018
A potential relisting of Arm by SoftBank, as highlighted last week in the UK’s Financial Times newspaper, could be a boon for the company.
Continue to see tight foundary capacity this year 3/28/2018
Taiwan MCU supply chain sources said the 8-inch wafer fabs in Taiwan and China will see their capacities stay short of demand for a long period amid the rampant increases in market demand for IoT (Internet of Things) chips.
UAE signed pack with Korea to promote development in science and technology 3/28/2018
The MoU was signed during the official visit of President Moon Jae-in of South Korea to the UAE, to promote their bilateral relations across many vital areas, including the exchange of academic knowledge in science and technology.
Toshiba deal hit roadblock with Chinese regulators 3/27/2018
The opinions of Chinese customers such as PC manufacturer Lenovo Group and smartphone maker Huawei Technologies will figure heavily into the probe. Bain has apparently been mediating negotiations on matters such as memory supply volumes and sale prices.
Samsung calls on separating chairmen's roll from CEO 3/27/2018
"The separation will further empower the board of directors and enhance its independence. The board will be able to evaluate the company's performance more objectively and have greater authority and efficiency as a decision making body."
Is 2nm process hitting the final deminishing return? 3/27/2018
At future nodes, pitch scaling will slow to about 0.8x per generation, according to Munoz of Synopsys. That will force designers to shrink cell heights from about 228 nm with two fins and six tracks at 7 nm to 130–100 nm with five tracks and a single fin at 3 and 2 nm.
Qualcomm re-elected board of directors but with weak support 3/27/2018
Some of the directors were elected with more than 50 percent of the vote. The rest, including Qualcomm Chief Executive Steve Mollenkopf, received support in the range of 40 percent to 50 percent.
Adata Technology enjoys profit surge with elevated memory prices 3/26/2018
Robust demand for DRAM and NAND flash memory products last year caused supply constraints and pushed up average selling prices.
Micron gives in and announce adding memory capacity 3/26/2018
After yet another earnings beat Thursday, Micron MU, +1.61% announced that it would build out manufacturing capacity at facilities in Singapore and Japan for its two core products: DRAM memory chips and flash memory chips known as NAND.
As deadline approach, Toshiba might opt for IPO 3/26/2018
Toshiba could listen to activist shareholders who oppose the sale saying the $18 billion price tag undervalues the business. Hong Kong-based Argyle Street Management, a hedge fund with $1.2 billion under management, has said the board should consider an IPO instead.
Trump tarriff will lead to better protection of semiconductor IP 3/26/2018
U.S. government officials have grown increasingly weary of attempts to purchase Western companies by Chinese entities with financial ties to China's central government. Both Trump and his predecessor, Barack Obama, have blocked attempted acquisitions of U.S. firms and assets by China-backed firms.
Samsung stock split approved 3/23/2018
Shareholders approved the 50:1 stock split announced in January, as well as the appointment of new board directors.
Brexit will bring confusion to trades 3/23/2018
EU officials stressing that there will be no final deal on anything until there is a deal on every aspect of Brexit, businesses are planning for all possible outcomes.
European countries screamble to seek exemption on tarriff 3/23/2018
President Donald Trump's strong-armed trade policies have set off an intense scramble among industry groups, companies and foreign countries seeking exemptions from tariffs of 25 percent on steel imports and 10 percent on imported aluminum.
More smartphone makers opt'd for custom AP chips 3/23/2018
It is estimated 26.9% of smartphone AP shipments will have deep learning inference and even training capabilities enabled by heterogeneous computing in 2018.
Rumor that Broadcom may be going for MediaTek 3/22/2018
After the Broadcom-Qualcomm debacle, the Singapore-based chip company has set its sights on Qualcomm’s nearest rivals — MediaTek, Xilinx Inc and Cirrus Logic Inc — as potential targets, the Chinese-language Economic Daily News reported yesterday.
Expectations on Micron stock soared 3/22/2018
While analyst price hikes usually come after a company reports earnings, nearly a third of analysts who cover the company have raised their price targets in the days leading up to the report.
Microsoft's Project Denali to speed up flash memories in cloud 3/22/2018
Denali works by splitting apart the monolithic components of an SSD into two different modules. The drive deals with bad blocks, media, and power failures, presenting a set of clean memory blocks. Companies can then create an optimized software interface to handle tasks like garbage collection and wear leveling, based on the applications that they run.
Would $60 billions tarriff hold back China's ambitions ? 3/22/2018
While there is broad support in the corporate community for a tougher U.S. stance toward China, Trump’s critics say he erred by first tackling other trade issues.
Rambus and IBM to develope hybrid memory system for servers 3/21/2018
As part of the collaboration, Rambus Labs and IBM will develop a flexible prototype hybrid memory platform using the OpenCAPI interface to demonstrate performance of multiple memory types in real-world server applications.
Apacer Technology achieved DDR4-2666 module production 3/21/2018
DDR4-2666 is expected to emerge as the mainstream spec for memory products after Intel and AMD launch their new-generation server processors that can support transmission speed of up to 2666 MT/s.
IBM Power 9 processor outperforms X86 servers 3/21/2018
China’s Alibaba and Tencent also are testing Power 9. Tencent said Power 9 is delivering 30 percent more performance than the x86 while using fewer servers and racks.
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