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SoftBank plans to sell a 25 percent stake in ARM Holdings Plc 3/9/2017
The Japanese company will receive about $8 billion for the shares. The transaction will be separate from the $25 billion SoftBank plans to contribute to Vision Fund. The deal was previously reported by the Financial Times.
Three major industry supply chain trends to make big impact on applications 3/9/2017
Responsibility of Traceability, Acceleration of the Supply Chain, and Expand Supply Chain Footprint will make a big impact on applications moving forward.
Ford to use 3D printer for auto parts production 3/9/2017
The automaker is particularly interested in its ability to create large-scale, single-piece parts out of advanced materials in a much shorter timespan.
China's Spreatrum AP chip to use Intel Atom core 3/8/2017
The chip is based around Intel's Atom-based Airmont processor cores and it was made by Chipzilla using its 14-nanometer chip manufacturing technology.
Xilinx once again claim "King of FPGA" 3/8/2017
The year saw lots of changes in FPGA land. Most obvious is that Intel completed its acquisition of Altera at the end of 2015, meaning there is now a full year of numbers under the new ownership.
Nvidia server to go into Fujitsu super computer system 3/8/2017
The system is comprised of two server architectures, with 24 Nvidia DGX-1 servers—each including eight of the latest Nvidia Tesla P100 accelerators and integrated deep learning software.
Malaysia wants to catch up on Digital transformation 3/7/2017
Some enterprises are focused on internal transformation, where technologies such as enterprise mobility, data warehousing and security technologies remain highly relevant. Others, however, want to focus more on building new external applications and services, using tools such as augmented reality/virtual reality.
Global semiconductor market grown 14% 3/7/2017
"The global semiconductor industry is off to a strong and encouraging start to 2017, posting its highest-ever January sales and largest year-to-year sales increase in more than six years,"
Cypress to sell Bloomington 200mm fab. 3/7/2017
Under the terms of the deal, Cypress will sell a subsidiary that owns the fab to a startup foundry, SkyWater Technology Foundry, backed by a Minnesota-based holding company.
Samsung NAND sales increased 34% 3/7/2017
Samsung Electronics succeeded in the mass production of 3D NAND flash memories for the first time in the world in 2013. It started the manufacturing of 64-layer 3D NAND chips in December last year and released 512 Gb products last month.
Apple Inc. sued Qualcomm Inc. in a U.K. court 3/6/2017
At the heart of the dispute between Apple and Qualcomm is a push by phone makers, with support of some regulators, to reduce the patent royalties Qualcomm charges.
TSMC to expect 5-10% revenue growth in 2017 3/6/2017
While worldwide semiconductor industry enjoyed annual growth of 15-16% before 2000, TSMC managed to post 30-40% revenue growth.
Let the bidding process begin 3/6/2017
Toshiba demands that bidders value the chip unit at a minimum of 2 trillion yen ($17.4 billion). The company hopes to earn a profit of at least 1 trillion yen in order to make up for the loss suffered by its American nuclear business.
Retrofit box provides machine IoT connections 3/6/2017
The cube, which houses a standard industrial PC with Windows as the operating system, allows machines to communicate with other systems.
Competitions on features will drive Smart phone prices high 3/3/2017
Prices of mobile DRAM, mobile NAND Flash products and AMOLED panels will continue to climb through 2017. As smartphone brands will be raising hardware specifications of their products.
Micron to make salary adjustments for Inotera employees 3/3/2017
Micron completed its acquisition of Inotera last December ¡ª valued at more than NT$130 billion (US$4 billion) ¡ª and is scheduled to officially take over Inotera's operations this Friday.
ARM will have more sales in China than into the U.S. 3/3/2017
China as "massively" important to ARM's growth and believes the country will become its biggest market in a few years, a senior executive said Wednesday. ARM's microprocessor architecture powers more than 95% of the world's smartphones.
Surprise : Foxconn to bid on Toshiba Chip Unit 3/3/2017
"I cannot say we are for sure getting it, but we are very confident. We are also very sincere," Gou said. He later told Reuters that Foxconn was "definitely bidding" for Toshiba.
Panasonic to expand factory in Vietnam 3/2/2017
Panasonic will expand the wiring devices and circuit breakers factory of Panasonic Eco Solutions Vietnam, located in Binh Duong province.
Seagate see SSDs and HDDs to co-exist 3/2/2017
The company will continue to put resources into HDD R&D, as the larger storage capacity of HDDs will still allow the product line to enjoy market demand in a number of areas. Seagate will continue to see demand for HDDs in areas such as surveillance, gaming, consumer electronics and datacenter markets.
Amazon Cloud outage on Tuesday 3/2/2017
Amazon Web Services suffered an unspecified breakdown in its eastern U.S. region starting about midday Tuesday. The result: unprecedented and widespread performance problems for thousands of websites and apps.
Manufacturing sector expanded 3/2/2017
Manufacturing expanded in February as the PMI registered 57.7 percent, an increase of 1.7 percentage points from the January reading of 56 percent, indicating growth in manufacturing for the sixth consecutive month, and is the highest reading since August 2014.
Lattice shareholders approved $1.3 billion take over 3/1/2017
The jury is still out on how U.S. President Donald Trump will react to China’s increasing attempts to acquire U.S. semiconductor firms. During his campaign, Trump signaled that he would take a hard line on trade with China.
Multilayer graphene nanoribbons may be useful alternative to copper interconnections 3/1/2017
A team of researchers at the University of California at Santa Barbara has now shown that intercalation-doped multilayer graphene nanoribbons (ML-GNRs) could make good alternatives to copper in this context because they are better in terms of performance, reliability and energy efficiency down to 20 nm width.
Renesas completed acquisition of Intersil 3/1/2017
With the close of this acquisition, Renesas has transformed into an industry powerhouse with one of the most comprehensive set of advanced embedded solutions.
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