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U.S. wholesale prices rose 0.2 percent in February 3/15/2018
The Labor Department said Wednesday that the February increase in its producer price index was half January's 0.4 percent gain. Producer prices, which show inflation before it reaches consumers, have risen 2.8 percent over the past year.
Intel now has interest in acquiring Broadcom 3/14/2018
Intel has been working with advisors since late last year to formulate an acquisition strategy to offset Broadcom's bid, which if ultimately successful would further redraw a semiconductor industry landscape already undergoing drastic changes.
Reliability is life-and-death on autonomus driving chips 3/14/2018
The landscape is rapidly changing. Traditionally, semiconductor companies designed chips for automotive electronics using older, mature technology nodes. But with the rapid rate of innovation and consumer demands, automakers are leaning to semiconductor companies that specialize in consumer electronics to accelerate innovation in this industry.
Littace outsed CEO Billerbaeck 3/14/2018
The company largely missed out on the broad run-up in tech stocks since the Great Recession. Lattice's share price rose 32 percent during Billerbeck's tenure; during the same period, an index of 30 other chip stocks (not including Lattice) rose nearly 240 percent.
Fab equipment spending to rise 5% in 2019 3/14/2018
The report said China is expected to be the main driver of fab equipment spending growth in 2018 and 2019, increasing yearly spending by 57% in 2018 and 60% in 2019 to support fab projects from both multinationals and domestic companies.
Trump put a stop on Broadcom's ambition to Qualcomm 3/13/2018
U.S. President Donald Trump issued a surprise order prohibiting Broadcom from acquiring Qualcomm and disqualifying its proposed slate of board directors in a proxy vote.
Mercury Systems offers radiation-hardened SSD for space applications 3/13/2018
The space-grade SSDs use Mercury’s BuiltSecure error correct algorithms paired with large geometry industrial-grade single-level cell (SLC) NAND flash memory. The new SSDs are designed for fault tolerance up to six failed NAND devices.
Global semiconductor demand stronger than predicted 3/13/2018
Trade Statistics predicts the chip business will increase 9.5% to $451 billion in 2018, but industry sources speculate DRAM demand and the need for other chips will boost that growth rate even higher.
GlobalFoundries to have new CEO 3/13/2018
Chief Executive Officer Sanjay Jha is stepping down and handing the role to Senior Vice President Thomas Caulfield, the company announced late Saturday.
U.S. government worry about Qualcomm's 5G technology falling into foreign hands 3/12/2018
The idea of Qualcomm being purchased by a foreign firm during the upcoming transition to next-gen 5G connectivity has negatively impacted lawmakers, some of whom have railed against this deal.
Toshiba chip unit sales can be completed by June 3/12/2018
Toshiba is in less of a rush to finalize the deal since it received injections of capital late last year from overseas investors. If it does not complete the deal by March, it has the option of walking away, sources have said.
MIPI Alliance sets up automotive working group 3/12/2018
This additional focus on automotive is a natural extension to broaden MIPI specifications applicability.
Japanese auto parts supplier Bought 4.5% stake in Renesas 3/12/2018
Denso said it is “essential to further enhance collaboration with semiconductor manufacturers that have profound experience and expertise” to develop vehicle control systems in automated driving and other new fields.
Would Intel ever regain its title from Samsung? 3/9/2018
After losing the No. 1 spot in semiconductor revenue for the first time since 1992, Intel needs new strategies to narrow the gap or surpass Samsung.
Macronix give positive outlook to memory market 3/9/2018
The company has had a good start this year, with revenue in the first two months rising 38 percent year-on-year to NT$2.72 billion (US$92.96 million).
Broadcom pledge $1.5 billion R&D fund on 5G 3/9/2018
The new fund Broadcom is proposing would focus on innovation to train and educate the next generation of engineers in the U.S., ensuring America’s lead in future wireless technology.
MediaTek ready to ship smartphone chips with AI processor 3/9/2018
AI chips are going to play a main part in MediaTek's mobile SoC portfolio for 2018. MediaTek already has its in-house developed AI technology platform dubbed NeuroPilot, and will be developing multi-core solutions specifically based on its AI technology.
Nanya/s February result down 3.6% from January 3/8/2018
PC DRAM prices are to climb 5 percent sequentially this quarter, market researcher TrendForce Corp forecast.
Cree acquired Infineon RF Power Business 3/8/2018
The deal, which has already closed, will expand the Cree Wolfspeed business unit, which is positioning itself to enable faster 4G mobile networks and prepare for the launch of 5G services.
European Union prepares for trade war 3/8/2018
Germany's economy minister warned that "be ready to react appropriately. However, it is our goal to avoid a trade war."
Manufacturing continue to recover 3/8/2018
Manufacturing expanded in February as the PMI registered 60.8 percent, an increase of 1.7 percentage points from the January reading of 59.1 percent. This indicates growth in manufacturing for the 18th consecutive month at strong levels led by continued expansion in new orders.
NAND memory market is settling 3/7/2018
Coming off the high seasonal demand for NAND in the fourth quarter, the NAND market is currently in a state of slight oversupply, with NAND suppliers likely to see sales suffer as they cut prices on products to spur demand, according to DRAMeXchange.
5G to drive semi market growth 3/7/2018
Suppliers are poised to gain significant growth momentum from the increasing market demand for radio frequency (RF) and power amplifier (PA) components along with the efforts of chipmakers to roll out related solutions to support 5G devices in the second half of 2018 and 2019.
South Korean chips are not under import scrutiny 3/7/2018
It is unlikely that (the chip industry) will face heavy tariffs as such a move can impact the cost of final products," said Mun Byung-ki, a researcher at the Korea International Trade Association.
IoT chips to realize mass market this year 3/7/2018
Increasing realization of IoT applications, Taiwan IC design houses are ready to enjoy explosive orders from terminal IoT markets, giving them optimism about their shipment and revenue performances for the year.
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