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Texas Instruments has a great quarter 10/28/2016
Fourth-quarter net income will be 76 cents to 86 cents a share, the Dallas-based company said in a statement Wednesday. Revenue will be $3.17 billion to $3.43 billion.
Nanya experience profit surge and asset gains 10/27/2016
Nanya said that a gain of NT$215 million from Inotera Memories Inc (‰Ø˜±‰È‹Z) was behind the quarterly improvement.
Touch screen to include z-axis sensing 10/27/2016
UK-based Peratech wants to add a touch of force-sensing technology to give smartphone and tablet users a more intuitive experience, while at the same time, provide more creative opportunities for product and app developers by adding new ways for consumers to interact with their devices.
SoftBank wants to push ARM unit forward for innovations 10/27/2016
“Let me worry about the financial results and believe in the future direction and capability ARM has,” he said. “That’s what I really want ARM to do. Invest more for the future. That’s the key.”
Federal court approved VW's $14.7 billion settlement 10/27/2016
U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer approved the deal as "fair, adequate and reasonable" and "in the best interest of class members."
Toshiba offers updated embedded eMMC and UFS controller 10/26/2016
The e•MMC and UFS devices are able to combine flash memory and the corresponding controller in a single package. By doing this they are able to save space and relieve host processors of key memory management functions.
Memory "Row Hammer" effect magnified in Android systems 10/26/2016
Researchers tested 27 Android devices from different manufacturers, 21 using ARMv7 (32-bit) and six using ARMv8 (64-bit) architectures. They managed to flip bits on 17 of the ARMv7 devices and one of the ARMv8 devices, indicating they are vulnerable to the attack.
Mentor CEO: Semi market too volatile 10/26/2016
“Despite the semiconductor industry’s maturity, it remains very volatile and revenue forecasting combines two variables – the unit volume and average price – which can change rapidly.”
German government to stop China from taking over semi equipment company 10/26/2016
Aixtron, based in Herzogenrath, makes equipment used in manufacturing semiconductor chips. The takeover has raised concerns about Chinese efforts to acquire foreign technology and move it to China.
Intel delays 3D XPoint module till Q4 2018 10/25/2016
3D XPoint memory modules won't debut until Cannonlake-EP does, which is estimated to be arriving anywhere in or around Q4 2018 to H1 2019.
SK Hynix beats estimate 10/25/2016
Prices of benchmark DDR3 4-Gb dynamic random access chips rose to $2.01 as of Sept. 30 compared with $1.73 a quarter earlier, according to InSpectrum Tech Inc. The flash NAND market will sustain a positive trend, company said.
Smartwatch market might not survive 10/25/2016
the third quarter of 2015 was the first time the Apple Watch had widespread retail availability after a limited online launch, while the second generation of the device was only available in the last two weeks of the third quarter of 2016. This led to a 71.6 percent year-over-year fall in Apple Watch shipments in the latest quarter.
Qualcomm to acquire NXP for $40 billion cash 10/25/2016
They have agreed in an all-cash handshake deal that Qualcomm will pay $110 a share for NXP, sources told CNBC, in a deal that would be close to $40 billion.
China Le Eco wants to be the next Google 10/24/2016
At an event on Wednesday in San Francisco, LeEco is showing off a selection of products, including UHD TVs, smartphones, virtual reality goggles and electric bikes, which will soon go on sale to US consumers.
TSMC designated U$12.75 million for employee bonus 10/24/2016
Speaking at the companyfs annual sports day in Hsinchu, TSMC chairman Morris Chang (’£’‰–d) said that the company will distribute the bonuses as a reward for employeesf contributions to the firm.
Artificial Intellegence to analyse and adjust traffic flows 10/24/2016
Fujitsu Laboratories and Fujitsu Research and Development Centre have developed what they described as a highly accurate vehicle-recognition technology that tolerates changes in the surrounding environment, including changes in light, time of day and fog, and another technology for efficiently identifying complex incidents, such as traffic accidents.
Singapore to test self-driving bus 10/24/2016
LTA will partner the Energy Research Institute @ NTU (ERI@N) to develop autonomous bus technologies, which include conducting a self-driving bus trial for fixed and scheduled services for intra- and inter-town travel.
Samsung mobile DRAM advanced to 10nm 10/21/2016
The new package of mobile chips is expected to significantly improve mobile user experiences for those using high-definition, large-screen devices.
Foxconn work with ARM to design its own chips 10/21/2016
Foxconn is working with ARM, the British innovator whose chip technology is adopted by 95% of smartphones worldwide, to create a chip design center in Shenzhen.
SMIC to use eMemory Non-volatile memory technology 10/21/2016
The tie-up between eMemory and SMIC has already provided cost-effective solutions for applications including microcontrollers (MCU), power management ICs (PMIC), multimedia players, digital TVs and digital set-top boxes (STB).
ARM set up learning center to fill engineering education gaps 10/21/2016
Technology is moving at a fast pace, and at universities the emphasis is on research, not teaching. The result is a growing gap between what's taught and what industry needs.
Winbond enters into 3X nm DRAM production 10/20/2016
Winbond will complete the installation of manufacturing equipment for its new Fab C at the end of 2016, allowing the fab to enter wafer production in the first quarter of 2017.
Intel earning up on cloud chip sales 10/20/2016
>“We’re executing well, and these results show Intel’s continuing transformation to a company that powers the cloud and billions of smart, connected devices, ”
California regulator hosted hearing on self-driving cars 10/20/2016
Among those planning to testify are both representatives of companies developing these cars of the future and skeptics who worry regulators are being pushed to embrace a technology that is not ready for the masses.
Is Tesla here to stay? 10/20/2016
Musk and co. are clearly playing the long game, with this positive spending almost mirrored by the financial losses made each period.
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