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Apple paid to clean up toxic waste 12/8/2016
The agreement announced Tuesday involves a now-closed plant near Apple's Cupertino, California, headquarters and another one in nearby Sunnyvale.
Breakthrough in solar cells reach 12.1% efficiency 12/7/2016
Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics (ACAP), said the cell created by her team at UNSW is at least 10 times bigger than the current certified high-efficiency perovskite solar cells on record.
Nanya swap its Inotera shares for Micron shares 12/7/2016
Nanya's participation in Micron's private placement and sale of its Inotera shares are the conditions enabling Micron's buyout of Inotera to materialize.
SIA predicts chip growth in the next two years 12/7/2016
Beyond 2016, the industry was expected to record a 3.3% growth globally for 2017 (US$346.1bil in total sales) and 2.3% growth for 2018 (US$354.0bil).
MediaTek revenue up 17.6% year to year 12/7/2016
The companyfs revenue is to expand to US$8.9 billion this year, compared with U$7.59 billion last year, retaining its position as the worldfs third-biggest chip designer.
SoftBank to invest beyond $10 billion in India 12/6/2016
"Many of you speak English, this is the country where I think new technology is going to happen and new excitement is coming...this is the country where I am very much interested in investing,"
Another Chinese ambition to acquire silicon technology 12/6/2016
China’s National Silicon Industry Group, a state-backed semiconductor investment fund, is interested in acquiring a majority stake in German silicon-wafer maker Siltronic AG, the latest potential Chinese takeover that could face political opposition.
Intel field test 3D XPoint SSD at data cemters 12/6/2016
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said sample Optane products will ship to more testers next year, and that "it’s really a 2018 ramp for that product,"
Samsung filled 36.6% of the NAND market 12/6/2016
Samsung logged US$3.74 billion in sales from its NAND flash shipment in the July-September period, accounting for 36.6 percent of the global market.
Korea Advanced Institute sued on FinFET infringement 12/5/2016
The state-run research institute confirmed that its intellectually property management arm, KAIST IP, has sued Samsung Electronics, Qualcomm and Global Foundries in a Texas court over the use of KAIST's FinFET technology without permission.
Intel plans to put latest NAND technology into SSD on 2017 12/5/2016
Intel is planning to begin mass producing new 3D NAND flash products in 2017 to compete for datacenter, professional, consumer and embedded markets. In addition to developing 3D NAND flash, Intel has also been pushing its Optane SSD using 3D XPoint technology.
Long time CFO retired from Texas Instruments 12/5/2016
Texas Instruments said it will name corporate controller, Rafael Lizardi, as its new chief financial officer in February, replacing 32-year veteran Kevin March, who has been CFO for thirteen years, and is retiring at age 58.
NAND sales jumped in Q3 12/5/2016
Output value for the global NAND flash industry increased 19.6% sequentially to US$10.23 billion in the third quarter of 2016, according to DRAMeXchange.
NoteBook computers are switching over to SSD 12/2/2016
The number of notebooks built to use SSDs, which are based on NAND flash, exceeded analyst expectations this quarter, and the industry is on pace to surpass the 50% adoption rate in the 2017 to 2018 timeframe, according to a report from DRAMeXchange.
ChipMos replaced sell out plan to Tsinghua with joint venture 12/2/2016
After the deal closes, ChipMOS BVI will own 45.02% of ChipMOS Shanghai, while Tsinghua Unigroup, through its subsidiary Tibet Unigroup Guowei Investment, will own 48%. The remaining 6.98% will be held by other strategic investors, including a limited partnership owned by ChipMOS Shanghai's employees.
Amazon uses registry to discourage counterfeit goods 12/2/2016
The system, called "brand-gating," registers brands with Amazon and requires proof from sellers — along with fees — that they have permission to sell those brand-name goods.
UK Parliament bill require carriers to keep customer browsing history 12/2/2016
The information includes the websites users visited and the apps and messaging services they used, though not the individual pages they looked at or the messages they sent.
Xiaomi to build large technology campus 12/1/2016
Building its own tech park in China just proves that Xiaomi is here to stay and it is much more than just an Apple imitator.
SSD prices increased 12/1/2016
Set against the third quarter, the average contract prices in the PC-OEM market for mainstream client-grade SSDs using MLC NAND Flash are estimated to rise by 6~10%.
Murata offer 60A power converter for FPGA systems 12/1/2016
The OKDL-T/60 power module is intended to power FPGA and processor applications. The module is specified to operate over a Vin range of 4.5V to 14 VDC, and provides a user adjustable output in the range of 0.6 VDC to 1.8 VDC.
Robust quarter for Taiwan fabs 12/1/2016
Combined revenues of Taiwan's top-3 foundries - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), United Microelectronics (UMC) and Vanguard International Semiconductor (VIS) - are estimated to be US$9.56 billion in the fourth quarter of 2016, up 28.6% on year.
TSMC to offer 12nm half note process 11/30/2016
the half-node process is a competitive response to the 14nm processes of Samsung and GloFo. The 12nm process will have better leakage and be lower cost than 16nm.
U.S. Court turned down Samsung appeal on infringement to Apple 11/30/2016
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit on Monday rejected without comment Samsung's bid for a second rehearing in its appeal of a $119 million patent infringement verdict.
Intel Core i7 to go into Delphi self-driving systems 11/30/2016
Intel announced this month that it would invest $250 million in start-ups working on automated-driving technologies. In July it formed a partnership with Mobileye and the German automaker BMW to provide chips for a self-driving car that BMW intends to begin producing by 2021.
Acquisition fund for Lattice comes from Chinese Government 11/30/2016
Canyon Bridge Capital Partners, a buyout fund that agreed to acquire U.S.-based chip maker Lattice Semiconductor Corp for $1.3 billion earlier this month, is funded partly by cash originating from China's central government.
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