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Intel - the quiet NAND producer 5/19/2017
Intel is stepping up investment in 3D Xpoint, another non-volatile memory technology that promises to serve as a storage product as well as a DRAM replacement. The 3D Xpoint memory technology is said to offer vast improvements in speed and endurance.
Texas Instruments puts automotive radar on a chip 5/18/2017
Typically, they are boxes measuring inches across that house multiple components and require watts of power. A new range of chips from Texas Instruments, reduces that to a postage-stamp sized part
U.S. regulators give final approval to backend assembly merger 5/18/2017
The proposed merger between ASE and SPIL is still being reviewed by China's antitrust authority. The pair is expected to win antitrust approval in China - a major market for an OSAT firm.
WannaCry virus spreads over 150 countries 5/18/2017
The malicious software was first spotted in Russia but rapidly spread across the globe in what might turn out to be an attack of unprecedented scale.
Apple skips royaltiy payment to vendors on Qualcomm IP 5/18/2017
Qualcomm said Wednesday that it has filed a breach of contract complaint against Apple manufacturers who it says have been pressured by Apple not to pay royalties to Qualcomm.
Samsung to spin off foundry division 5/17/2017
The separation of Samsung’s contract chipmaking from its branded semiconductor business would remove a conflict of interest with potential customers such as Nvidia and MediaTek, and create a new threat to dedicated foundries such as TSMC.
Taiwan based IC designers to regain order for mobile chips 5/17/2017
The inventory adjustment process at the end market in China is accelerating, which in turn will kick off a new round of demand from channel operators.
Japan's government would prefer a quiet settlement between WD and Toshiba 5/17/2017
Western Digital sought international arbitration this week to stop Toshiba from selling the unit without its consent, arguing that the Japanese conglomerate has violated contracts relating to their joint venture.
Gartner confirms 2.6% on IC growth in 2016 5/17/2017
Gartner (Stamford, Conn.) concluded that global semiconductor sales reached $343.5 billion last year, an increase of 2.6 percent compared to 2015. The growth rate is higher than that estimated by other market watchers previously.
Anticipating Intel to release Core i9, the most powerful processor 5/16/2017
While many people use laptops or lower end CPUs, it’s good to see that Intel wants to keep innovating on the CPU front. Over time, it’s going to benefit everyone.
Close of a chapter in computer history 5/16/2017
Itanium processor had very high hopes: the 64-bit chip was supposed to do nothing less than kill off the x86 architecture that had dominated PCs for over two decades. Things didn't quite pan out that way, however, and Intel is officially calling it quits.
EU approved Broadcom acquisition of Brocade Communications 5/16/2017
The European Commission said the concessions offered by Broadcom addressed its concerns about the dealt third party confidential information".
Western Digital asks arbitration court to decide if it can stop the Toshiba sale 5/16/2017
“All of our other efforts to achieve a resolution to date have been unsuccessful, and so we believe legal action is now a necessary next step,” Stephen D. Milligan, Western Digital’s chief executive, said in a statement.
Apple to invest $1 billion on Reno data center 5/12/2017
Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval said it was “the first major economic development success in northern Nevada and helped place this region on the technology and innovation map.”
Toshiba to postpone second round of auction 5/12/2017
The extension could be until the end of the month, but it could be even later.
Coventor created EDA tool to unify MEMS in IoT design 5/12/2017
"Our new unified MEMS platform, CoventorMP, integrates our older separate platforms -- CoventorWare and MEMS+ for separate design-modeling and device-simulation -- into a single platform that integrates with Cadence and specific foundry PDK's [process design kits] for modeling, design, simulation and test."
TSMC takes 12nm order 5/12/2017
TSMC's 12nm process is a smaller version of the foundry's 16nm technology, which is already offered in three process variants, and comes with lower leakage and better cost characteristics.
Foxconn to start U.S. plant construction in the second half 5/11/2017
Foxconn chairman Terry Gou has said the company was considering investing in the United States in late April, he had meetings at the White House about "capital-intensive" investment plans.
TSMC to spend $1.27 billion on upgrades 5/11/2017
TSMC has approved capital appropriations of US$1.269 billion for the purpose of upgrading and expanding capacity for advanced-node manufacturing.
Tablet market continue to dwindle 5/11/2017
Worldwide tablet shipments declined by 8.5 percent in the first quarter of 2017, marking the tenth consecutive quarter in which the market contracted on a year-over-year basis.
Danger of losing control on industrial robots 5/11/2017
If a hacker was able to physically access the robot or get onto the same local network, they could rewrite the device’s firmware. This would allow the hacker to wield the robot even though it would appear as though the operator was in control.
Thinfilm to produce chip using inkjet printing tecnology 5/10/2017
The new Thinfilm plant will make electronic article surveillance tags, theft-prevention devices often used in retail, and near-field communication chips, which go into product labels and can detect if a bottle or box is opened prior to purchase.
MIPI forms group for interface security 5/10/2017
The initiative takes the form of the Security Birds of a Feather (BoF) group which is open to MIPI Alliance member companies as well as non-member security experts.
ON Semi reports robust earning 5/10/2017
ON reported net income of $78.2 million, or 18 cents per share, on revenue of $1.4 billion for the quarter ended March 31. That compares to net income of $36 million, or 9 cents per share, on revenue of $817.2 million for the same quarter a year ago.
Infineon gets life from automotive chips 5/10/2017
As in previous quarters, Infineon’s automotive segment was the strongest, growing 11 percent over last quarter to 783 million euro (about $855 million) in revenue.
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