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Samsung wants to sell its PC business to Lenovo 11/25/2016
Back in 2014, Samsung had decided to pull a plug on its PC and ChromeBook business. Soon after, it made a re-entry into the market with the launch of the Notebook 9 Series of ultrabooks earlier this year. The premium ultrabook from the Korean firm, despite packing excellent hardware, seems to have failed to sell in large numbers,
Apple to offer 3D photography on 2017 iPhones 11/25/2016
"Apple is now studying how to apply its 3D camera technology into LG Innotek's smartphone camera. Since LG Innotek also has its own 3D camera and related technologies, such joint efforts will likely to bear fruit sometime within next year."
Microsoft partners with Nvidia on AI 11/25/2016
It's no secret that Microsoft is banking on artificial intelligence (AI) to deliver next-generation IT services to its corporate customers as they embark on their digital transformation journey.
Durable good orders up 11/25/2016
Orders for durable goods rose 4.8 percent in October, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday. That is the best showing since a similar advance in October 2015.
Samsung might seperate fab from system design 11/23/2016
Insiders of the company are suggesting to reorganize the System LSI division in order to systematically grow the system semiconductor business. They are planning to separate the design and manufacturing sectors in the division and separate or spin off to fabless and foundry business divisions.
PC DRAM prices up 15% 11/23/2016
global DRAM market in the first quarter of 2017 will benefit from the stock-up activities ahead of the Chinese New Year holidays and the widespread expectations of tight supply. The average contract price of PC DRAM 4GB modules is estimated to rise by around 15% sequentially in next year’s first quarter.
Assume 10nm mobile SOIC to take hold next year 11/23/2016
Major smartphone companies are gearing up to roll out their 10nm mobile chips which will be shipped in during 2017.
Macom to acquire Applied Micro for ARM server chips 11/23/2016
Assuming the technology works as advertised and delivers on the lower costs it promises, it has the potential to significantly boost data center performance at a price that many data centers are likely to find quite agreeable.
HTC might have reasons to leave the smartphone market 11/22/2016
Due to struggles, there is a new rumor swirling that the company is considering the sale of its mobile division.
Fujitsu Semiconductor and Panasonic have developed the densest ReRAM. 11/22/2016
It is targeted at battery-operated wearables and medical devices such as hearing aids, which require high density, low power consumption electronic components.
Chinese to appeal directly to Obama on purchase of Aixtron 11/22/2016
An American security panel that advises the White House on foreign deals had recommended the two sides drop their plan, citing unspecified national security concerns. Aixtron said it and its Chinese suitor would do something unusual: They would appeal to President Barack Obama directly to approve the deal.
Snapdragon 835 goes beyond mobile 11/22/2016
AR, VR and AI will affect mobile shipments. On spec, the Snapdragon 835 SoC will enable richer apps to be built, advancing the platform shift.
China Changjiang Storage to negotiate memory license from Micron 11/18/2016
"We are in talks with Micron for possible licensing for its NAND flash as well as DRAM technology, but have yet to reach a conclusion,"
Component cost up as PC production volume goes down 11/18/2016
¡°The market demand for notebooks is flat. The strong orders for components from PC vendors last quarter and this quarter could lead to inventory correction at the beginning of next year,¡±
China made "huge progress" in High Performance Computer 11/18/2016
According to the latest rankings released this week at Salt Lake City, China's Sunway TaihuLight has once again been named the world's fastest supercomputer, the eighth time in a row that a Chinese-made machine has taken the semiannual TOP500 crown.
UMC opens 12" China fab 11/18/2016
Fab 12X is part of a 3-way joint venture foundry company between UMC, Xiamen Municipal Government and Fujian Electronics and Information Group. The JV foundry, named United Semi, will initially offer 55nm and 40nm process.
Macronix to jump onto 3D NAND bandwagon 11/17/2016
"Our 3D-NAND is based on charge-trap flash, something we have been working on since 1998. We have long experience."
IC Insight elects Nvidia and MediaTek top growth companies 11/17/2016
The fastest growing top-20 company in 2016 is forecast to be US-based Nvidia, which is expected to post a 35% on-year increase in sales. The second-fastest growing top-20 company in 2016 is expected to be Taiwan-based MediaTek, which is forecast to post a 29% increase in sales.
Government suggested that the connected world needs more security 11/17/2016
In a report obtained by The Associated Press, the Homeland Security Department described runaway security problems with devices that have been made internet-capable in recent years, a group that includes medical implants, surveillance cameras, home appliances, digital video recorders, thermostats and baby monitors.
Wholesale prices stayed flat in October 11/17/2016
The Labor Department said Wednesday that its producer price index was flat last month after rising 0.3 percent in September. Services prices fell 0.3 percent, pulled down by a record 5.7 percent drop in the price of brokerage and other financial services.
New Fujifilm Taiwan plant to supply semiconductor material 11/16/2016
Network of existing production sites in Asia include Shizuoka (Japan), Hsinchu (Taiwan), Suzhou (China) and Cheonan (Korea) – in order to strengthen its supply of advanced semiconductor materials.
Qualcomm opened test facility in Shanghai 11/16/2016
This is reportedly Qualcomm's first semiconductor manufacturing test facility in the world. The new company will focus on chip and system tests and it will expand to wafer tests in the future.
Intel starts $6 billion semiconductor line in Israel 11/16/2016
The upgrade to the machinery came at a cost of $6 billion, including a $300 million grant from the Israeli government.
ReRAM startup transfers technology to Leti in France 11/16/2016
Weebit Nano was founded in 2014 to develop a memory technology invented by Professor James Tour of Rice University with the potential to be 1000 times faster, more reliable, more energy-efficient and cheaper than flash.
Macronix offer flash for automotive applications 11/15/2016
Macronix International Co. Ltd. (Hsinchu, Taiwan) has launched AEC-Q100 compliant NAND flash memories with capacities of 1Gbit to 16Gbit.
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