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Survey shows self-driving cars are making steady progress 10/26/2017
Survey found that traditional automakers and suppliers have been joined by emerging and mature technology companies in the race to fill the streets with driverless cars. However, there remain barriers to these technologies reaching their growth potential and gaining acceptance by the general public.
Order for durable manufacturing goods up 2.2% 10/26/2017
Commerce Department says that the September advance in durable goods followed a 2 percent rise in August and was the sharpest increase since a 6.4 percent jump in June.
Apple quietly pulled 256GB iPhone 7 10/25/2017
It appears that the company quietly pulled the 256GB iPhone 7 from sale on Sept. 12, the same day it unveiled the iPhone 8 and the iPhone X.
ARM core has new architecture for better security 10/25/2017
ARM has announced the launch of its Platform Security Architecture (PSA), a holistic set of documents and specifications that the company hopes will help shift the economics of security to the advantage of the entire industry.
GlobalFoundries invvesting into silicon startups 10/25/2017
The model is common in the global semiconductor industry, where research and development costs are high and the number of full-scale manufacturers is small.
Intel helped on Google Pixel chip development 10/25/2017
Last week, device repair website iFixit published a teardown of the Pixel 2 XL that showed what the Pixel Visual Core chip actually looks like. The serial number on the chip in a photograph begins with "SR3," like some Intel chips.
Delay of sales put $1 billion financial set back on Toshiba 10/24/2017
A highly contentious auction meant that a decision on the buyer took much longer than expected, and Toshiba has run the risk of not getting anti-trust clearance before the end of the financial year in March.
Apple to have difficult time to meet initial iPhone X quantity 10/24/2017
Some of the data gathered by Taipei-based KGI Securities research company forecasts that Foxconn will only ship around 25-30 million iPhone X units in Q4 2017. Previously, the company's analyst Ming-chi Kuo said around 30-35 million handsets will be shipped by the end of 2017.
Intel heavily invested in AI tech 10/24/2017
The acquired companies seemingly useful to Intel’s AI ambitions thus far include Altera (2015), Saffron (2015), Nervana (2016), Movidius (2016) and Mobileye (2017). Intel Capital has also fattened its AI portfolio with startups Mighty AI, Data Robot, Lumiata, CognitiveScale, Aeye Inc., Element AI and others.
New iMac reported to have AMD GPU 10/24/2017
The new iMac series adopt GPUs supplied by AMD, with the super workstation-class 27-inch iMac Pro equipped with Radeon Pro Vega 56 GPU and 8GB HBM2 memory or Radeon Pro Vega 64 and 16GB HBM2 memory.
Intel believes in future of Big Data 10/23/2017
“The world is undergoing a data explosion. By 2020, every autonomous vehicle on the road will create 4TB of data per day. A million self-driving cars will create the same amount of data every day as 3 billion people.”
10nm process expected to soar 10/23/2017
Based on the latest forecast, TSMC would log $3.2 billion from sales of 10nm chips in 2017. The company started 10nm production in the second quarter of this year.
China set out to improve quality 10/23/2017
"Three years ago, we relied chiefly on a price war to crack the market. But as more resources were poured into research and development, we saw a fundamental change."
Blooming business at foundries 10/23/2017
With Taiwan-based IC design houses ramping up wafer starts at their local foundry partners, the foundries will see their fab utilization rates remain high in the fourth quarter.
Silicon wafers expected to continue rising in 2018 and 2019 10/20/2017
Epitaxial silicon shipments for semiconductor applications (excluding solar) will total 11.5 billion square inches in 2017, up 8 percent from 2016. Shipments are expected to rise to 11.8 billion square inches next year and 12.4 billion square inches in 2019.
Challenges in testing the new memories 10/20/2017
Memory test vendors are contending with next-generation devices, such as 3D NAND flash memories, HBM2 chips, low-power double-data-rate DRAMs, graphics DRAMs, phase-change memories, magnetoresistive RAMs, and resistive RAMs, some of which present new technical challenges to testing with their advanced packaging.
IC Insight predicts 22% semi growth 10/20/2017
For 2017, IC Insights expects a whopping 77% increase in the DRAM ASP, which is forecast to propel the DRAM market to 74% growth this year, the largest growth rate since the 78% DRAM market increase in 1994.
LG and Qualcomm partners in self-driving automobile parts 10/20/2017
Under the agreement, the two companies opened a join research lab for V2X technology in Seoul. They also plan to establish another research center in South Korea by the end of this year.
Nanya Technology rolls 20nm DRAM 10/19/2017
NANYA is scheduled to enter mass production of 20nm 8Gb DDR4 chips in the fourth quarter of 2017, according to the Taiwan-based DRAM chipmaker.
Shell opened first EV charging station 10/19/2017
Three charging stations are opening Wednesday at locations in London, Surrey and Derby, with seven more expected by the end of the year. It comes only days after Shell agreed to buy electric vehicle charging firm NewMotion.
China's president Xi calls for turther technology developement 10/19/2017
In a speech at the opening of a party congress, Xi called for making a "country of innovators" and creating competitors in aerospace, cyberspace, clean energy and other areas.
No hope to revamp NAFTA this year 10/19/2017
A fourth round of negotiations between the U.S., Mexico and Canada ended in mutual exasperation Tuesday. Talks will continue next month in Mexico City and will spill over into next year.
Nanya would rather concentrate on server market DRAM 10/18/2017
Nanya is to re-enter the server market by offering a new 8-gigabit DDR4 DRAM this quarter, in pursuit of its next growth engine.
Semiconductor shipment to break record of 11.448 billion sq. inches 10/18/2017
"Silicon shipment volumes are expected to ship at historic highs for this year and into 2019," said Dan Tracy, senior director of Industry Research & Statistics at SEMI.
Microchip ‘SuperFlash’ memory offers 64Mbit with reduced power consumption 10/18/2017
It supports full command-set compatibility to traditional Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) protocol.
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