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DARPA searching for development on multichip stitching 8/24/2017
U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency aims to define and test open chip interfaces. Within three years it hopes multiple companies will use the links to connect a wide range of die to form sophisticated components.
Google's Titan chip enhance cloud server security 8/24/2017
Titan scans hardware to ensure it has not been tampered with. If anything has been changed, Titan chip will prevent the machine from booting.
Tesla is selling $1.8 billion worth of high-yield bonds 8/24/2017
The company expects to spend $2 billion in the second half of the year to boost vehicle and battery production, expand its retail network and add supercharger locations.
Further Eurozone recovery awaits ECB President's speech 8/24/2017
Survey of the eurozone's manufacturing and services sectors suggests that the region's momentum has continued through the summer despite the recent appreciation in the euro.
Samsung puts low-key introduction on its Note 8 8/23/2017
This year, we all want to just see the Galaxy Note 8 survive unscathed by the calamity that dragged down its predecessor. All our hopes and expectations basically amount to: please don’t explode.
Latest happening between WD and Toshiba 8/23/2017
Toshiba, Western Digital entering final talks on chip unit sale.
Samsung own 35.6% of the NAND market 8/23/2017
Samsung Electronics posted US$4.7 billion (5.34 trillion won) in NAND flash sales in the second quarter of this year, up 11.6 percent from the first quarter. The figure also grew 51.5 percent from the second quarter last year.
eCommerce takes a new turn when Google teams with Walmart 8/23/2017
It's Google's biggest retail partnership — and the most personalized shopping experience it offers — as it tries to broaden the reach of its voice-powered assistant Home speaker.
Korean government to invest $2.2 billion on national semiconductor R&D 8/22/2017
The initiative is to grab an upper hand in next-generation semiconductor industries that will lead Industry and to maintain its position as the powerful nation of semiconductors.
NAND prices continue to rise 8/22/2017
Contract prices of various lines of NAND Flash products rose by 3% to 10% from the first quarter despite the seasonal headwinds. Going forward, NAND Flash suppliers are expected to post excellent revenue results in the third quarter.
Foxconn wants to become a general IT company challenging Samsung 8/22/2017
The Flying Eagle strategy aims to become the strongest player in the IT industry to maximize synergies out of US political and economic support, advanced Japanese technology, and Chinese manufacturing plants.
Imagination gains design win with MediaTek 8/22/2017
The mobile device from MediaTek featuring MIPS technology is the latest MT6799 Helio X30 processor which uses MIPS in its Cat-10 LTE modem.
Banks are anxious in selling Toshiba 8/21/2017
Banks and other key lenders are pressuring Toshiba to complete the sale by end of the Japanese financial year, next March.
DRAM supply see sign of loosening 8/21/2017
DRAMeXchange, which tracks memory chip prices, said the DRAM shortage was not as severe in the second quarter as it was in the first quarter. Downstream OEM customers were able to gradually extend their DRAM inventories.
IP right investigation is getting China and Korea nervous 8/21/2017
According to industry sources on August 17, John Neuffer, president & CEO of the US Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) said in a statement on August 14 (local time), "We are ready to work with the Trump administration to prevent intellectual property rights and core technology from being stolen.
ARM predicts IoT chip growth in China 8/21/2017
Demand for ARM-based chips for IoT and connected devices will be growing robustly in China. Development of new IoT-based products will be driving the penetration of IoT over the next several years.
Applied Material beats estimate 8/18/2017
Q3 revenue and profit that topped analysts' expectations, and forecast this quarter's revenue and profit comfortably above consensus, sending its shares higher in late trading.
Taiwan's massive blackout calls for review on infrastructure 8/18/2017
The blackout was caused by “structural problems” and human error involving the replacement of equipment at state-owned gas supplier CPC Corp, which ultimately affected the operations of a power plant owned by state-run Taiwan Power Co.
Can Intel strive and grow in this new era? 8/18/2017
The company's latest results clearly indicate that its pursuit of fast-growing opportunities is bearing fruit.
Graphic card VRAM prices up 30% 8/18/2017
Both Samsung and SK Hynix have bumped up their VRAM prices by more than 30% this month alone due to spiraling demand from phone manufacturers.
NAND prices drives up SSD cost 8/17/2017
Prices of solid-state drives used for data storage in personal computers and servers climbed for a 14th consecutive month in July, underpinned by higher costs for a core component.
Nvidia became the 3rd largest fabless design hourse after Broadcomand Qualcomm 8/17/2017
Nvidia overtook MediaTek as the world's third-largest IC design company in terms of revenues in the second quarter of 2017.
Denmark shiper said: cyber attack costs them $200 to $300 millions 8/17/2017
"In the last week of the quarter we were hit by a cyber-attack, which mainly impacted Maersk Line, APM Terminals and Damco. Business volumes were negatively affected for a couple of weeks in July. The businesses "were significantly affected," but there was "no data breach or data. loss."
Japan sets model for automated manufacturing 8/17/2017
The debate over machines snatching jobs from people is muted in Japan, where birth rates have been sinking for decades, raising fears of a labor shortage. It would be hard to find a culture that celebrates robots more, evident in the popularity of companion robots for consumers.
With memory prices and profit up it also creates shortage of telents 8/16/2017
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are looking to hire experienced workers, but also high school graduates. On the company’s recruitment website, Samsung Electronics recently posted a hiring notice for experienced workers to join the company’s memory chip businesses at its device solution department.
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