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Memories to constitute the biggest thrust in 2017 1/11/2017
The strong memory CAGR is driven by surging low-power memory requirements for DRAM and NAND flash in portable wireless devices like smartphones and by growing demand for solid-state drives (SSD) used in big-data storage applications.
Manufacturers considering building factories in the U.S. 1/10/2017
South Korean media reported that LG is considering building a home appliance production line in Tennessee. The company has three production factories in Mexico -- Reynosa, Mexicali and Monterrey -- and most products from these plants are exported to the U.S. tariff-free.
SK Hynix show 8GB mobile DRAM module 1/10/2017
SK Hynix claims that it has announced the world’s first highest density of 8GB RAM for smartphones of the future.
The new TimeSync Wi-Fi 1/10/2017
TimeSync, as it is called, would let devices work in alignment on tasks like streaming audio into different rooms of a house without distortion.
ARM push for open source on vehicals 1/10/2017
ARM noted that the next big solutions will involve open vehicle platforms, software-defined cars, security, and built-in connectivity for over-the-air software updates.
China rebuts U.S. report Chinese semiconductor threat on U.S. security 1/9/2017
US semiconductor sector faces challenges in innovation, competitiveness and integrity. The report noted "that Chinese policies are distorting markets in ways that undermine innovation, subtract from US market share, and put US national security at risk."
Inventec warns about cost to produce in the U.S. 1/9/2017
Inventec, the electronic contract manufacturer which supplies HP, Dell and Apple, said on Friday it would move some production to the U.S. if its customers agreed, in response to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's vow to increase local jobs.
LG likely to post a $29.6 million lost 1/9/2017
“The profit loss of the mobile communication (MC) business unit is expected to become bigger while the profits of home entertainment business unit and H&A business unit are likely to decrease due to the price rise of LCD panels and sales promotion expenses in the end of the year,”
Automotive MEMS to increase 1/9/2017
IHS Markit estimates that the value of this market in 2016 was $2.8 billion, with automotive MEMS use growing at a compound annual growth rate of 6.9% from 2015 to 2022, to reach $3.2 billion in 2022. 
Huawei's Mate 9 to use some help from Alexa 1/6/2017
This is a big step for Huawei and for Amazon: Huawei gets to sell the first properly Alexa-enabled smartphone, while Amazon gets the chance to forge a partnership with one of the biggest smartphone makers in China by volume.
TCL to revive the BlackBerry keyboard 1/6/2017
"Then what is unique ? Well, the one thing that has always been — a “physical keyboard”.
New ways to alter magnetic patterns can lead to improved memory devices 1/6/2017
One of these approaches, magnetic shift register, or racetrack memory, promises low access times, high information density, and low energy consumption.
Memory prices to jump 30% in Q1 1/6/2017
DRAMeXchange expected an average contract price of DRAM chips for personal computers to jump 30 percent in the first quarter of this year.
New memory can work in processor capacity also 1/5/2017
Instead of storing information, ReRAM can be used to process data. Current devices and computers have to transfer data from the memory storage to the processor unit for computation.
Qualcomm reported to be investor in the SoftBank Tech Fund 1/5/2017
With the inclusion of Qualcomm and Apple, the fund, which was created by Softbank and Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, the Public Investment Fund, the venture gets even more credibility. It’s aimed at investing in next-generation technologies such as artificial intelligence, virtual reality and robotics.
Smart Retail technologies to unviel at Las Vegas 1/5/2017
Tomorrow's retail stores want to take a page from their online rivals by embracing advanced technology — everything from helpful robots to interactive mirrors to shelves embedded with sensors.
Amazon envisions an "airborne fulfillment center" 1/5/2017
Illustrations in the filing show a warehouse carried by a large airship, which would remain at high altitudes as drones fly back and forth between the warehouse and nearby shipping destinations.
China memory fab. breaks ground 1/4/2017
Yangtze River Storage Technology recently broke ground on a new memory semiconductor fabrication plant located in the Donghu New Technology Development Zone, Wuhan (Hebei province, China). Total investment in the plant is estimated at US$24 billion.
Chinese smartphone vendor Meizu reached license agreement with Qualcommm 1/4/2017
Qualcomm and Chinese smartphone maker Meizu have reached a patent-licensing agreement. Qualcomm had sued Meizu in several countries this year to force the smartphone vendor to license its patents. The new agreement settled all disputes between the two companies.
Apple to cut iPhone production by 10% 1/4/2017
iphones have sold more sluggishly than expected. Information on production of the latest models and global sales suggests cuts in both the 7 and 7 Plus lines in the coming quarter.
Samsung Galaxy 8 to break down wall between phone and PC 1/4/2017
The Samsung Galaxy S8 could offer a PC-like, extended desktop experience. This would be similar to the Continuum feature in Windows phones.
Consumer robots to roam CES Show 1/2/2017
Seriously, robots are cool. They are fun. And thanks to the newly released "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," public sentiment toward droids is off the charts.
LG to abandon the modular cellphone design concept 1/2/2017
LG, the first major phone maker to launch a modular phone, might scrap the G5's swappable design in favor of a more traditional metal-and-glass design if a a new leak is to be believed.
SPIL to spend $37 millions on backend test equipment 1/2/2017
Market watchers believe that SPIL's revision in 2016 capex is to satisfy customer demand for fan-out wafer-level packaging and other high-end packaging technologies.
Intel is changing focus from PC to self-driving cars 1/2/2017
Intel is on its way to become a dominant force in the software-defined automotive world.
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