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Cypress offers FL-L NOR Flash for IoT applications 1/30/2017
The firm is aiming them at driver assistance systems (ADASs), automotive instrument clusters, in-car infotainment systems, industrial control, smart factories, networking , IoT, video game consoles and set-top boxes.
ST to spend $1.1 Billion on capex 1/30/2017
ST expects to invest about $1 billion to $1.1 billion in 2017 in 300mm front-end manufacturing and in back-end assembly and test.
DOT designated test grounds for driverless cars 1/27/2017
U.S. Department of Transportation designated 10 sites in nine states that will serve as proving grounds for testing self-driving vehicles. The sites were selected from a competitive group of over 60 applicants that included academic institutions, state Departments of Transportation, cities and private entities and partnerships.
Memory prices to rise 1/27/2017
Contract prices of server DRAM modules have already increased by over 25 percent on average from the same point in the prior quarter, according to the latest report by DRAMeXchange
Nanya predicts robust DRAM market for this year 1/27/2017
Nanya president Lee Pei-ing (—›”|‰l) said yesterday. gDRAM prices are expected to climb this quarter from last quarter and prices next quarter will be higher than this quarter,h
Gartner predicts semi business to rise 7.2% 1/27/2017
Gartner has increased the outlook for 2017 by $14.1 billion in its most current forecast, of which the memory market accounts for nearly $10 billion.
Samsung to use EUV lithograph on 7nm 1/26/2017
It’s believed that Samsung has introduced Extreme Ultraviolet Exposure Equipment into the logic process to ensure that the 7nm chip remains competitive in power efficiency and performance.
5G chips to appear second half of 2017 1/26/2017
Qualcomm and Intel are expected to launch chipset solutions for 5G equipment supporting 28GHz frequency band in the second half of 2017, while Samsung Electronics is also likely to release comparable chips during the same period.
EU rush to talk free trade with China 1/26/2017
Beijing, which relies on the United States for technology and export markets, might move closer to Europe as a political and commercial partner.
Amazon to promote online auto part sales 1/26/2017
The do-it-yourself auto parts business is a $50 billion market, and one Wall Street projection suggested that Amazon could see its share of that business expand to $5 billion this year.
UMC to ship 14nm this quarter 1/25/2017
Mass producing 14-nanometer chips opens the door for UMC to manufacture more advanced 28-nanometer chips in China. The chipmaker plans to file an application with the authorities to manufacture 28-nanometer chips in its new plant in China’s Xiamen
Semiconductor M&A jumped in 2016 1/25/2017
According report, M&A agreements’ dollar value in 2015 and 2016 were both about eight times greater than the $12.6 billion annual average of M&A announcements in the five previous years (2010-2014).
NHTSA found no defects in Tesla’s Autopilot systems 1/25/2017
U.S. National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) concluded its months-long investigation of the fatal crash with a report that the agency found no defects in Tesla’s Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) and Autopilot systems.
SK Hynix to buy wafer manufacturer 1/25/2017
Wafers are used in DRAM and flash memory chips, and power devices. "We will wrap up the takeover as soon as possible after signing a stock sale contract," said an SK official.
Toshiba only want to sell part of its chip business 1/24/2017
News of the plan to sell is already garnering interest both from Western Digital and several investment funds, according to Nikkei. Toshiba hopes to create the new chip business company as early as the first half of this year.
TI trims embedded processing groups in Silcon Valley 1/24/2017
The move essentially eliminates the name and some positions associated with what TI had called its Silicon Valley Analog group, a remnant of its $6.5 billion acquisition in 2011 of National Semiconductor based in Santa Clara
Apple sued Qualcomm for $1 Billion 1/24/2017
Apple accused the chip maker of using anti-competitive tactics to maintain its monopoly of a key semiconductor used in mobile phones.
Qualcomm to keep NXP fabs after merger 1/24/2017
But Qualcomm has no plans to liquidate NXP's existing fabs and plants after the merger and will let these production lines maintain their original business models. So Qualcomm eventually will become a blended company following its integration with NXP.
Facial Recognition to replace Touch ID ? 1/23/2017
Though it is still uncertain whether the new iPhone releases will have enhanced Touch ID capabilities, facial recognition, or a possible combination, the move aims to enhance security for Apple users.
Samsung released finding report on Note 7 batteries 1/23/2017
The main cause of the incident was deflections in the negative electrode in the first batch of batteries, while melted copper was found in the second batch, due to a short circuit that occurred during welding.
Training semiconductor engineers more difficult than it looks 1/23/2017
Tool matching, fault detection and in-line SPC are all different. And every time you experience an event, that can be propagated across more material, so the damage can be greater.
$30 Billion to build Nanjing memory fab. 1/23/2017
China is trying to reduce its annual $235 billion bill for ICs. The government has put up a $160 billion fund to help achieve that.
Apple to delay new iPad 1/20/2017
three iOS powered tablets rumored to arrive in the second quarter this year, might not show up until the second half of the year. In fact, the trio of tablets might not even be unveiled until the second half of 2017. It appears that Apple is still mulling over its plans.
China's Yangtze River Storage Technology announce intension to produce 3D NAND 1/20/2017
Yangtze River Storage and Wuhan Xinxin Semiconductor Manufacturing (XMC), disclosed Yangtze River Storage is engaged in the development of 32-layer 3D NAND flash chips and expects to narrow its technological gap with international memory vendors in 2019.
ITC to investigate complaint on 17 chip infringements 1/20/2017
ZiiLabs Inc charged that several firms were importing products to the United States in violation of its patents on graphics processors and DDR memory controllers.
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