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EU has doubts on proposed Qualcomm/NXP merger 9/8/2017
The European Commission paused its investigation on Aug. 17, a filing on its website showed. It had previously set a Dec. 6 deadline for its decision.
DRAM module demand dropped 12% in 2016 9/8/2017
PC DRAM ASPs for all of 2016 still plunged by 34% compared to 2015. Average spot prices for PC DRAM suffered an even steeper drop. Consequently, the overall DRAM module industry took a major hit in revenues with most suppliers experiencing revenue declines in 2016.
Huawei to invest $250 million in integrated partner program 9/8/2017
The investment in the new Huawei Solution Partner Program includes $70 million to be spent on "co-marketing" with its partners, with Huawei to fund the technical, marketing, and sales resources needed for its partners to develop, construct, and market Huawei-based solutions.
Microchip offers supper flash aimed at battery powered applications 9/7/2017
SuperFlash technology reduces power consumption by providing much faster erase times of between 35 and 50 milliseconds, compared to competitive Flash devices which take more than 30 seconds to erase.
WD willing to drop Toshiba bid in exchange for better JV terms 9/7/2017
Western Digital - which has been at loggerheads with Toshiba - offering to drop out of the bid it is organizing if that will help get a deal done and other conditions are met.
Electronic navigation brings new dimension into driving your car 9/7/2017
It is becoming a tragedy of the commons where so many people become mindless drones following a line on a map that everything gets flooded equally.
Manufacturing index remains strong 9/7/2017
Manufacturing expanded in August as the PMI registered 58.8 percent, an increase of 2.5 percentage points from the July reading of 56.3 percent. This indicates growth in manufacturing for the 12th consecutive month and is the highest reading since April 2011.
Continue rise in Chip prices could curb demand 9/6/2017
"If that is the case, we could see weaker-than-expected end- demand amidst product price increases, which eventually leads to disappointing end-demand."
SanDisk new microSD card for smartphone provides more storage than most laptops 9/6/2017
Western Digital has unveiled a SanDisk microSD card that can hold a record-breaking 400GB. It will be able to hold about as much information as most laptops.
Top 3 Taiwan foundries got $9.6 billion sales in Q3 9/6/2017
Combined revenues of Taiwan's top-3 foundries are estimated at US$9.61 billion in the third quarter of 2017, up 13.3% sequentially but down 0.1% on year.
Decision on Lattice now falls on Trump 9/6/2017
China, the largest market for chips, has been on the hunt for acquisitions in the field as it looks to build a domestic supply and rely less heavily on imports.
Replacing RAM with flash in cache servers 9/5/2017
Flash consumes about 5 percent as much energy as RAM and costs about one-tenth as much. It also has about 100 times the storage density, meaning that more data can be crammed into a smaller space. In addition to costing less and consuming less power.
Huawei to put AI chip on new Mate 10 handset 9/5/2017
Huawei has announced that its next smartphone, the Mate 10, will come with its own Kirin 970 chipset with AI processing capabilities – marking the first time a Neural Processing Unit has been used in a smartphone.
South Korean court decline to suspend Qualcomm antitrust case 9/5/2017
In December, the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) fined Qualcomm 1.03 trillion won ($912.34 million) for what it called unfair business practices in patent licensing and modem chip sales.
Samsung executive sentenced to 5 years 9/5/2017
The sentence was the mandatory minimum for Lee, who was convicted along with four other Samsung executives of charges including bribery of the former South Korea president Park Geun-hye.
Approval of Lattice sales is now in Trump's hands 9/4/2017
Canyon Bridge Capital Partners, gambling that the former real estate dealmaker will approve the tie-up against the advice of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), which scrutinizes foreign deals for national security concerns.
AMD processor outsells Intel at large etailer in Germany 9/4/2017
e-tailer in Germany (Mindfactory.de) seeing AMD Ryzen and Ryzen Threadripper sales overtake Intel. Mindfactory.de is considered the "Newegg of Germany" to give you some perspective.
Shenzhen Longsys to unload Lexar from Micron 9/4/2017
Micron Technology has agreed to sell its retail brand, Lexar, to Shenzhen Longsys Electronics. The Lexar portfolio includes memory cards, USB flash drives, readers, and storage drives for retail and OEM customers.
Foundries, Flash, and DRAM memory accounts for most 2017 Capex 9/4/2017
Silicon foundries are expected to account for 28% of this year's capital expenditures. Flash memory will invest $19 billion to expand production capacity during 2017, while DRAM/SRAM manufacturers will spend $13 billion on capital improvements.
Apple's announcement event to be on September 12 9/1/2017
The company is expected to reveal the next iPhone, along with updates to the Apple Watch, Apple TV, and iOS software.
Lattice offer new IP cores to strengthen its FPGA 9/1/2017
The IP cores are said to bridge between MIPI and other traditional or legacy display and camera interfaces, allowing customers to support image capture and display applications for delivering augmented and virtual reality, embedded vision and other intelligence at the edge solutions.
Probe card demand up as memory supply tightens 9/1/2017
Major probe card suppliers including FormFactor and Micronics Japan (MJC) has enjoyed strong demand from their memory clients including Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, Micron Technology, Nanya Technology and Winbond Electronics in 2017.
It's the Golden Age for memory vendors 9/1/2017
DRAM oligopoly, slow bit growth, and sluggish fab expansion results in a long-term, tight supply. Ultimately, DRAM prices could increase without any improvements in supply.
Future Li-ion batteries may have up to quadruple anode capacity 8/31/2017
Researchers from the University of Eastern Finland believe that silicon used not as a semiconductor but rather as a replacement for graphite anodes, may hold the key to extended Li-ion longevity.
China backed investor to appeal Lattice acquisition with Trump 8/31/2017
It’s almost unheard of for companies to seek a presidential review in a foreign takeover of a U.S. company rather than terminate a deal.
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