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NANYA to license 10nm DRAM development from Micron 8/3/2017 Nanya previously reached a deal with Micron to obtain option rights to use the US vendor's 1x and 1y DRAM technologies, while announcing its participation in Micron's private placement. Trump to use trade act against China's unfiair trade practices 8/3/2017 The administration is discussing the use of Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974, which empowers Washington to launch an investigation into China's trade practices and, within months, raise tariffs on imports from China Manufacturing sector continue to grow 8/3/2017 Manufacturing expanded in July as the PMI registered 56.3 percent, a decrease of 1.5 percentage points from the June reading of 57.8 percent. This indicates growth in manufacturing for the 11th consecutive month and is the fourth highest reading in the last 12 months. AMD Radeon RX graphic card now get up to 2TB memory 8/2/2017 Built for serious content creation, the Radeon Pro SSG pairs 16GB of HBM2 ECC memory with 2TB of NAND flash storage plugged into a pair of M.2 ports for extended memory support. CMOS image sensor shipment continue to grow 8/2/2017 CIS have risen on smartphone specs upgrades, such as more models coming with dual-lens cameras, autofocus functionality and high pixel density. Lattice sells R&D Division to Invecas, a U.S. based company 8/2/2017 The transaction will include the transfer of approximately 150 research and development staff, labs and other assets from Lattice’s operations in the U.S. or Hyderabad, India as well as in Shanghai and Shenzhen, China. Nanya to spend $1.85 billion on memory production expansion 8/2/2017 Nanya Technology said it would invest T$55.7 billion ($1.85 billion) in building new headquarters, a fabrication plant and purchasing equipment, adding the plan would help its move to 20-nanometer process technology. Xiaomi Obtained $1 billion loan 7/31/2017 18 banks across Europe, the Middle East, India, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other parts of China have contributed to raise the money. "Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley served as joint global coordinator. Motorola to integrate AI with police cameras 7/31/2017 The partnership will see Neurala integrate its AI capabilities with Motorola's software and cameras, including its Si500 body-worn camera, to create intelligent cameras that can learn “at the edge” and automatically search for persons or objects of interest. Samsung officially taken the crown from Intel 7/31/2017 The rise is the result of the South Korean tech giant's successful developed next-generation technologies for dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) chips and NAND flash memory. Innovation Network Corp. of Japan upgraded their offer for Toshiba Chip Business 7/31/2017 The consortium’s final bid appears to include a response to the legal wrangling with Western Digital 3D QLC NAND can be a memory game changer 7/28/2017 QLC flash works with existing 3D technology, essentially doubling the available storage. Western Digital and Toshiba have already announced their QLC BiCS flash-memory chips. Great business with ST time-of-flight sensor 7/28/2017 ToF sensor technology is used in proximity and ranging sensors for smartphones. ST’s cumulative shipments for its FlightSense ToF technology have reached 300 million, and they are already in more than 80 smartphone models from 15 OEMs. City of Shanghai set aside $7.4 billion to invest in chip industry 7/28/2017 The fund will provide CNY30 billion to support the development of the local manufacturing sector, CNY10 billion to help local fabless firms expand via acquisitions, and another CNY10 billion to foster the development of the local equipment and materials sector. Foxconn to put $10 billion display plant in Wisconsin 7/28/2017 The deal initially includes a 20 million square foot Foxconn campus but could ultimately create up to 13,000 Foxconn and 22,000 indirect jobs. The Foxconn jobs will have an average annual salary of $53,000 plus benefits. Toshiba board to take a second look at clouded merger proposals 7/27/2017 In attempt to revive the stalled talks, Toshiba earlier this month began reconsidering offers from Western Digital and Foxconn SK Hynix to allocate $8.5 billion for memory line expansions 7/27/2017 SK hynix said the investment is aimed at actively coping with changing market conditions while laying a firm foundation for its future growth. Volkwagen - the biggest car name in China 7/27/2017 Volkswagen sold almost 3 million passenger cars in China, way ahead of the closest competitor — Buick with 1.17 million. Britian to do away with gasoline engine cars 7/27/2017 Britain's government says it will ban the sale of new cars and vans using diesel and gasoline starting in 2040. Trump: Apple to build 3 plants in the U.S. 7/26/2017 He (Cook) called me, and he said they are going forward,” Trump tells the WSJ, “he’s promised me three big plants – big, big, big.” SK Hynix's profit up 9 folds 7/26/2017 Second-quarter net profit shot up nearly ninefold, apparently helped by a strong average sales price of dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) and NAND chips. NXP gear up plants to make secure ID chips for U.S. government 7/26/2017 The expansion will enable NXP fabs in Austin, Texas, and Chandler, Ariz., to be certified to manufacture finished products that exceed the highest U.S. and international security and quality standards, according to NXP. Wafer shipment approaching record 3 billion square inches 7/26/2017 Total Q2 silicon wafer area shipments were 2,978 million square inches up from the 2,858 million square inches shipped in Q1. Western Digital discloses a 4bit-cell 64 layers 3D NAND 7/25/2017 The 3D NAND X4 Technology will most likely be leveraged in several of WD product lines, increasing capacity as it is integrated. ARM bets growth on IoT 7/25/2017 Some 100 billion chips built on ARM Holdings technology will be shipped in the next four years, as many as in the company's entire history so far, thanks to demand tied to the so-called internet of things.  292  |  293  |  294  |  295  |  296  |  297  |  298  |  299  |  300  |  301

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