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Micron announced DDR4 NVDIMM-N modules 11/14/2017
Micron's NVDIMMs are type N, meaning they function as ordinary ECC DRAM DIMMs but have NAND flash to backup data to in the event of a power loss. This is in contrast to the NVDIMM-F type that offers pure flash storage.
Gemalto offers IoT module with LTE connections 11/14/2017
The  Cinterion PLS62-W IoT Module delivers  LTE Cat. 1 connectivity on all 12 LTE bands while providing seamless fallback to multi band 3G and 2G networks.
Asian CEO start to pay attention to environment impacts 11/14/2017
Best practices are often shared across boundaries, with the overlap of multinational companies operating with indigenous Asian firms. Global operating standards — such as ISO and ASTM — are picking up in the region quicker than ever before.
IBM offers quantum computing for cloud service 11/14/2017
Quantum computing is a difficult area of technology to understand. Instead of being built on machines interpreting zeroes and ones in on/off states, quantum computers can live in multiple states. This creates all kinds of new programming possibilities.
Toshiba considers fallback plan 11/13/2017
Toshiba appears to be examining the possibility of selling new shares to foreign investors through a private placement or issuing preferred shares without voting rights. A public offering does not seem to be on the table at the moment.
UMC hit record revenues 11/13/2017
UMC's cumulative 2017 revenues through October totaled NT$126.46 billion, rising 3.3% from a year earlier.
Automotive is the fastest growing sector 11/13/2017
For semiconductor suppliers, this is good news as analog ICs, MCUs, and a great number of sensors are required for many of these automotive systems.
ON Semi incubates startups 11/13/2017
The incubator screens hundreds of startups every year to select a handful that become portfolio companies, getting access to EDA and test tools and services from partners, including a shuttle run at TSMC.
Q4 smartphone production to increase 6.3% 11/10/2017
For this fourth quarter, TrendForce estimates that the global smartphone production volume will reach its peak for 2017 with a total of 425 million, up 6.3% year on year. Additionally, the global total for the entire 2017 is currently estimated at 1.46 billion units.
Graphene can produce ultra low power transistors 11/10/2017
Scientists from the University of York and Roma Tre University claim that ultra-low-power transistors could be built using composite materials featuring monolayers of graphene and transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDC).
AMD graphics guru jumped ship 11/10/2017
Raja M. Koduri will join Intel in December as chief architect, senior vice president of the newly formed Core and Visual Computing Group, and as general manager of a new initiative to drive edge computing solutions.
Toshiba memory business is good but with challenges 11/10/2017
The robust results on the back of soaring demand for chips used in smartphones and data center servers underscore the difficulty Toshiba will face in generating substantial earnings once the unit - the world’s No. 2 producer of NAND flash memory semiconductors - is sold.
Intel's Krzanich warned against any regulation of AI right now 11/9/2017
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said the AI race could cause World War III, while famed physicist Stephen Hawking said Monday that the technology could be the "worst event in the history of our civilization.
Ford to develope EV with Chinese partner 11/9/2017
Sales of pure-electric and gasoline-electric hybrids in China rose 50 percent last year over 2015 to 336,000 vehicles, or 40 percent of global demand. U.S. sales totaled 159,620.
Uber wants to have flying taxies 11/9/2017
The company aims to have its first paying passengers in various cities around the world by 2023, though the plan still faces major hurdles.
EU push to cut car emmission 11/9/2017
EU wants to cut emissions of carbon dioxide from cars by 30 percent by 2030, and boost the use of electric vehicles by making them cheaper and easier to charge.
US Supreme Court upholds circuit decision for Samsung to pay Apple 11/8/2017
The justices left in place a 2016 ruling by the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that upheld a verdict that found South Korea's Samsung Electronics had infringed Apple's patents on several popular features of the California-based company's iPhone.
Morris Chang: 3nm is ear marked for 2020 11/8/2017
TSNC, the pure-play foundry will start constructing its advanced 3nm wafer fab located at the Southern Taiwan Science Park (STSP) in 2020.
Cambricon, a China startup targets 1 billion AI chips 11/8/2017
"We aim to account for 30 percent of China's high-performance AI chip market in three years. The goal is within our reach."
China has concern about proposed Broadcom/Qualcomm merger 11/8/2017
“This is a critical industry for China and Qualcomm has been fined by the Ministry of Commerce (Mofcom) before so it’s on its radar,” said Wendy Yan, Shanghai-based partner at law firm Faegre Baker Daniels.
Galaxy Note 9 pilot production to start on Q1 11/7/2017
An official from a smartphone parts supplier allegedly told the newspaper: "We will start providing components for a pilot production [of the Galaxy Note 9] in the first quarter next year."
China-based Gowin Semiconductor joins race on high performance FPGA 11/7/2017
Gowin Semiconductor has announced the development of its first 28nm FPGA product, the GW3AT-100, fabricated by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC).
UK based Pleassey has advanced process for LED 11/7/2017
Plessey is the UK’s only LED maker, and the only LED maker in the world commercially making LEDs on silicon substrates. Plessey insists that this theoretical cost advantage has definitely translated into a lower product cost.
Broadcom offers $105 billion bid on Qualcomm 11/7/2017
Qualcomm is expected to reject the bid as opportunistic and too cheap. And analysts and investors have raised the prospect that a merger of the two companies might be blocked by government regulators on antitrust grounds.
Is the DRAM boom to end soon? 11/6/2017
The rise in DRAM prices will slow down as Samsung Electronics, which accounts for about half of the market, will increase DRAM supply.
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