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Samsung to recycle recalled Galaxy 7 phone parts 7/3/2017
The Galaxy Note FE phone, using unused parts in the recalled Note 7 smartphones, will go on sale in South Korea on Friday at 700,000 won (US$611), about three-quarters of its original price.
China manufacturer installing equipment for 19nm memory productions 7/3/2017
Rui-Li IC will start installing equipment at its new 12-inch fab at the end of 2017 which is ahead of schedule. Rui-Li also has started negotiating with silicon wafer providers to ensure a sufficient supply.
Delisted DRAM manufacturer to come alive again 7/3/2017
Powerchip shares were delisted from the Taipei Stock Exchange in 2012 as the company ran into financial trouble following a slump in the DRAM industry.
EU times out on Qualcomm/NXP merger investigations 7/3/2017
EU antitrust authorities have halted their scrutiny of Qualcomm's (QCOM.O) $38 billion bid for NXP Semiconductors (NXP.N) after the companies failed to provide relevant information. 
Micron to close Lexar Division 6/30/2017
Lexar was spun off from Cirrus Logic in 1996 and then acquired by Micron in 2006 in a bid to market NAND flash media.
Toshiba has a 96 layer 3D Flash memory 6/30/2017
Samples of the new device, which has a capacity of 256Gbit, are scheduled for release in the second half of 2017, with mass production targeted for 2018.
ASE: IC industry to see significant growth in 2017 6/30/2017
The overall semiconductor industry is expected to perform strongly in 2017 thanks mainly to growth coming from the memory sector.
22nm MRAM moves ahead at GlobalFoundries 6/30/2017
The market opportunity for eMRAM is not dissimilar to those of other emerging memory technologies as well as incumbents: new high-volume markets include mobility, networking, data centers, Internet of Things (IoT) and automotive
Intel offers 64-layer 3D NAND SSD 6/29/2017
Intel's 3D NAND technology is a floating gate architecture, which is based upon having a smaller cell size and by placing control logic under the memory array.
SK Hynix to gain position in global memory industry 6/29/2017
SK’s semiconductor business SK hynix and its three strategic partners -- US private equity firm Bain Capital, Development Bank of Japan and Innovation Network of Japan -- were picked by Toshiba as the preferred bidder in the sale of its lucrative memory chip business on June 21.
Toshiba sue WD for interferring with chip division sales 6/29/2017
Toshiba was seeking a permanent injunction and 120 billion yen ($1.1 billion) in damages for what it called interference in the effort to sell Toshiba Memory Corp.
New Cyber virus hits Europe 6/29/2017
Ukraine and Russia appeared hardest hit by the new strain of ransomware — malicious software that locks up computer files with all-but-unbreakable encryption and then demands a ransom for its release.
DRAM profit to increase by 5% as shortage continue 6/28/2017
This situation is anticipated to last to 2018 since suppliers will not take on significant additional production capacity in the short term. Meanwhile, ASPs of various DRAM products will remain high.
With 28nm in production, SMIC is moving forward on 14nm 6/28/2017
SMIC, along with other China-based IC foundries, are looking to start volume production of 14/16nm chips in 2018.
U.S. blocked sales of Lattice Semiconductors to Chinese company 6/28/2017
There are enough members of Congress worried about the maker of programmable circuits falling into Chinese hands to block the deal, which has been pending approval for more than eight months.
Samsung did $1 billion upgrade to Austin fab. 6/28/2017
As part of its latest move, the Korean chipmaker made around $1 billion worth of investments in its production facilities in Austin, Texas, as of this month.
Exynos has an IoT optimized version 6/27/2017
Built on low-power 28nm High-K Metal Gate (HKMG) process, the Exynos i T200 offers Wi-Fi connectivity and high processing capabilities needed for IoT use cases.
Foxconn to cease its manufacturing activities in Brazil 6/27/2017
The company's staff have been working on shutting down the facility located in Jundiaí, a city in the metropolitan region of São Paulo
China willing to pay premium to get on wafer supplies 6/27/2017
Rui-Li Integrated Circuit have offered 20% higher prices than what their bigger rivals offer in order to secure more supplies of "dummy" or test wafers particularly 12-inch ones, according to sources at upstream wafer suppliers.
SoftBank Group to invest in quantum computing 6/27/2017
In conventional computing, information is encoded in bits that can have a value of either 0 or 1. In quantum computing, information is encoded in qubits that take advantage of quantum mechanical principals such as superposition, which allows the qubit to be both 0 and 1 simultaneously. In theory, a quantum computer could tackle complex problems in seconds or minutes.
Samsung to launch pricy Galaxy Note 8 in September 6/26/2017
The Note 8 will have a 6.3-inch display, dual cameras, a 3,300mAh battery, the Exynos 8895 and Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chipsets and 6GB of RAM.
ROHM to develope AI chip for IoT connected factories 6/26/2017
Predictive maintenance forecasts machine failures and involves monitoring the function and health of machines, identifying potential problems based on data received through device logs and sensors, and eventually taking counter-measures such as repairing or replacing the affected machine.
Foxconn to spend billions building display factory in America 6/26/2017
The world’s largest maker of iPhones is readying $10 billion or more of investment across several U.S. states, starting with a decision by July on the location for a $7 billion display-making plant.
Sales of Toshiba gets complicate as they seek settement with WD 6/26/2017
Toshiba would be willing to hold talks but does not expect the composition of the preferred bidder consortium.
4DS Memory Limited wnats to challenge DRAM with its ReRAM 6/23/2017
4DS Memory Limited recently announced that architectural changes to its patented Interface Switching ReRAM have improved read access so dramatically that it is now comparable to DRAM.
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