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Softbank set goal for ARM to be in 1 trillion IoT devices 3/1/2017
Softbank's (9984.T) semiconductor subsidiary ARM will deliver about a trillion chips designed for the so-called internet of things (IoT) over the next 20 years, the chairman and CEO of the Japanese company said on Monday.
China to become the largest fab equipment market 2/28/2017
China is expected to be the top spending region for fab equipment spending in 2019 and 2020, overtaking South Korea and Taiwan.
Mobile network needs to deal with defined and un-defined users 2/28/2017
Customers are no longer just people. They need to deal with defined and non-defined uses of their network–by machines, vehicles, sensors, hot spots, ‘things’–in an orchestrated ecosystem. Connectivity will be a core component, delivered across multiple vertical industries and devices.
Silicon labs supplies chip for wireless LED lighting 2/28/2017
The bulbs provide energy savings from the very nature of LED lighting as well as multiple functions to support the smart home.
UMC: 14nm is now in volume production 2/28/2017
UMC (Hsinchu, Taiwan) said it is shipping 14nm wafers to lead customers and has achieved “industry-competitive yields” using the process.
Toshiba to sample a 1Tbyte NAND memory component in April 2017 2/27/2017
The component will be based on 16 die in a single package with each die being a 512Gbit 64-layer 3D-NAND device with 3-bit-per-cell triple-level cell (TLC).
SoftBank and Foxconn joint venture to invest in the U.S. 2/27/2017
The move will give Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co, a 54.5% stake in one of SoftBank's existing subsidiaries for $600 million and comes as both groups step up investments in the technology sector and consider expansion in the United States.
Nothing is secure in CyberSpace 2/27/2017
Researchers at the Dutch research institute CWI and Google have broken the SHA-1 internet security standard, which is widely used for digital signatures and file integrity verification, including secure credit card transactions.
Qualcomm announced VR development kit 2/27/2017
The VRDK is expected to be available in the second quarter of 2017. It is engineered to help developers attain improved VR performance and power efficiency for upcoming VR OEM devices built with the Snapdragon 835.
Toshiba samples 512Gbit 3D NAND with 64 layers 2/24/2017
Toshiba is sampling 64-layer 3-bit-per cell 512Gbit 3D NAND.
Exynos 9 is 10 core with 10nm FinFET processs 2/24/2017
Samsung said it plans to apply the new FinFET technology to Exynos 9 which is widely predicted by analysts to be installed in the tech company's next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S8, scheduled to be released as early as next month.
Over 100 million GPU's shipped in Q4 2/24/2017
Among the big three suppliers, AMD and Nvidia both increased shipments by 10% in the fourth quarter (sequentially), while Intel shipments were down 4%. Discrete GPUs gained market over integrated units.
SK Hynix to bid on Toshiba Semiconductors 2/24/2017
SK Hynix said earlier that it had submitted a non-binding bid for a stake in the business on Feb. 3, without specifying the size of the stake. It will consider a fresh bid should Toshiba make another offer.
Tsinghua Unigroup plans IPO 2/23/2017
Unigroup Spreadtrum RDA, China's top mobile chipmaker which supplies to Samsung Electronics, has been spearheading Beijing's ferocious efforts to cultivate its domestic semiconductor industry to reduce dependence on foreign imports due to economic and security concerns.
Globalfoundries offer 45nm RFSOI process acquired from IBM 2/23/2017
Designers can stack RF FETs in the process to achieve higher power and reliability. Active FETs can be “tuned for very high Ft/Fmax” for mmwave circuits in 5G products and front-ends for car radar.
U.S. Government clears Renesas/Intersil merger to go ahead 2/23/2017
The investigation of the merger transaction under which Renesas will acquire Intersil is complete and that there are no unresolved national security concerns with respect to the transaction.
Supreme Court: U.S. patent law does not cover export of a single component 2/23/2017
The justices ruled unanimously on Wednesday that the company's shipment of a single part of a patented invention for assembly in another country did not violate patent laws.
Foxconn starts massive recruit of college grads in China 2/22/2017
It marks the biggest college recruitment campaign undertaken by the giant electronics firm, which employs more than a million workers in its factories across China.
Micron to complete R & D facility in Boise 2/22/2017
Micron needs space because of a wider product base the company supports globally, including products from former Japanese chip maker Elpida Memory Inc., which Micron bought in 2013.
Pure-play foundries partner with memory companies on new process technology 2/22/2017
Pure-play foundries are partnering with their fabless clients to fabricate next-generation memory types, such as 3D NAND, MRAM and ReRAM, while memory chipmakers are developing the next-generation technologies in-house.
Toshiba wants $8.8 billion for semiconductor unit 2/22/2017
The company wants to take time negotiating the best price possible without setting a concrete deadline, although it aims to reach an agreement before the end of the next fiscal year.
Server memory demand drive memory module prices up 2/21/2017
Contract prices of server DRAM modules will increase by almost 40% sequentially on average this first quarter. The contract market for server DRAM modules is expected to see another sequential price hike of 10% in the second quarter.
Xiaomi to announce its own "Pinecone" AP chip 2/21/2017
Rather than fully relying on the likes of Qualcomm and MediaTek, Xiaomi can take advantage of Leadcore's cellular radio technology for its own chipsets, thus keeping costs down in the long term.
2016 R & D spending ranked 2/21/2017
Intel Corp. came first with R&D expenditures of $12.7 billion, followed by Qualcomm Inc. with $5.1 billion and Broadcom Ltd. with $3.1 billion.
Startup company bets on carbon nonotube RAM 2/21/2017
The carbon nanotubes move from position to position in picoseconds. So it’s a very fast memory. It requires low energy to write. And it doesn’t wear out.
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