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Intel/Micron announced folding of IM Flash JV 1/11/2018
In a joint statement issued Monday (Jan. 8), Intel and Micron said they would "work independently" on future 3D NAND after completing development of their third generation of 3D NAND late this year and into 2019.
AT&T dropped plans to sell Huawei smartphones 1/11/2018
>Huawei suffered a setback in the U.S. market when a congressional report in October 2013 said it was a security risk and warned telecom carriers not to use its equipment.
Regulators investigate Intel for possible insider trading 1/11/2018
There were a series of stock sales that Intel CEO Brian Krzanich completed Nov. 29. The trades were made at time that Intel knew about security bugs that weren't disclosed until last week.
Microsoft "Spectre" security fix rander some AMD systems inoperable 1/11/2018
Microsoft has temporarily stopped fixing a serious security flaw on personal computers powered by certain chips from Advanced Micro Devices because the repair is crippling the affected machines.
MIcron CFO optimistic about memory market in 2018 1/10/2018
Maddock says that the expected amount of increase in “bit supply,” the basic measure of how much is produced by the industry in total, is 40% to 50% this year, and that such a level of production can easily be absorbed by rising demand.
NVM Express takes hold in 2018 1/10/2018
In June, the NVMe specification got its first major update in nearly three years, putting it on the cusp of becoming the defacto standard for SSD interfaces.
Compettion and legal challenges makes it difficult for smartphone chip vendors 1/10/2018
The top-three third-party AP suppliers have been forced to compete laboriously in the entry-level and mid-tier AP segments as Apple, Samsung and Huawei are developing APs for their flagship models.
Is the memory boom ending? 1/10/2018
Samsung guidance fell short of consensus estimate, spooking investors already worried that a memory chip boom could be ending sooner rather than later.
Micron call quit on 3D stack NAND cooperation with Intel 1/9/2018
However, the parting of the ways does not apply to the phase-change based 3D-XPoint memory. The two companies said they will continue to cooperate on 3D-XPoint memory at the Intel-Micron Flash Technologies (IMFT) joint venture fab in Lehi, Utah.
Intel processor to include AMD Radeon graphic core 1/9/2018
The new Core H processors work with High Bandwidth Memory 2 (HBM2), a more power-efficient stacked memory technology that AMD pioneered and has since been turned into an industry standard.
Fabless IC company sales have topped  $100 billion 1/9/2018
Fabless IC suppliers growing faster than the IDMs beginning in 2011 and this trend continued through 2014.
Nvidia believes in alliance to drive automotive chips 1/9/2018
Uber’s self-driving car fleet was using their technology to help its autonomous cars perceive the world and make split-second decisions.
Broadcom takes Qualcomm to Proxy vote challenge 1/8/2018
In November Broadcom made an unsolicited bid to buy Qualcomm for $70 a share. Qualcomm’s board rejected the buyout offer. The rebuff prompted Broadcom to challenge all 11 members of Qualcomm’s board with its own nominees.
Chunghwa Test Technology grows with requirement for 7nm testing 1/8/2018
The company’s latest revenue projection came after it restarted shipping belated orders of 7nm probe cards last month, which helped boost its revenue by 17 percent to NT$167 million last month.
Intel upgrade fixed processor security issues 1/8/2018
Security researchers had disclosed two security flaws exposing vulnerability of nearly every modern computing device containing chips from Intel, Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD.O) and ARM Holdings.
The tally is in: Semiconductor sales 2017 reached $419.7billion 1/8/2018
Samsung has overtaken US rival Intel as the world's biggest maker of semi-conductors as sales in the sector boom, a study published by consultancy Gartner showed on Thursday.
Global NAND market to hit oversupply by 2019 1/5/2018
The outlook comes as companies, including Samsung Electronics, Toshiba and Intel, have been announcing plans to expand their production capacities.
OmniVision offers 24M-Pixel image sensor 1/5/2018
OmniVision’s PureCel Plus stacked die 0.9-micron pixel leverages multiple generations of advanced pixel technologies to match the latest 1.0-micron pixel quantum-efficiency performance. This enables higher-resolution pictures and video in a compact form factor.
In the race to 7nm orders 1/5/2018
TSMC) is ready to enjoy a sure win over Samsung Electronics in the race of 7nm process volume production in 2018, as it has secured orders from over 40 customers.
MediaTek to make comeback with a flagship chip 1/5/2018
MediaTek has worked out at least three new-generation chips to be fabricated using 7nm process at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), showing the firm's determination to have a presence in the world's top smartphone chip market.
SMIC sold some test assets for $20 million 1/4/2018
SMIC to sell assets in an integrated circuit chip testing center in the city to its subsidiary SJ Semiconductor (Jiangyin) for $20 million.
Taiwanfs technology companies alerts government on Broadcom/Qualcomm merger implications 1/4/2018
The two US companies could control half of the global market share for chips used in consumer electronics, granting them undue influence and bargaining power against suppliers, the association said, adding that this dominance would further pressure the profitability of local technology companies and affect the nationfs growth prospects.
U.S. auto sales took a pause in 2017 1/4/2018
U.S. sales of new vehicles are expected to fall 2 percent to 17.1 million in 2017, according to Kelley Blue Book. That would be the first year-over-year decline since 2009, ending an unprecedented seven-year expansion.
Manufacturing gain are led by real orders 1/4/2018
U.S. manufacturing expanded in December as the PMI registered 59.7 percent, an increase of 1.5 percentage points from the November reading of 58.2 percent. This indicates growth in manufacturing for the 16th consecutive month, led by strong expansion in new orders and production
SK hynix see some setback on memory profit 1/3/2018
Demand for DRAM is weak except for in servers, and difficulties in supply will gradually be resolved next year as investment in manufacturing facilities increase, said analyst Yoo Jong-woo.
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