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"Make in India" campaign put manufacturers on stop work 12/13/2016
Local media outlets reported that the contract manufacturer has asked about a fourth of its 8,000-strong workforce to go on paid leave for two weeks—a result of the government's decision to demonetise high value notes in November.
What are the options for Aixtron now? 12/13/2016
There are two options: First, we could hope that the markets for our products recover and continue investing high sums in new equipment. Or Aixtron could shrink, divest technologies and continue with a specialized offering.
Nvidia start testing self-driving cars 12/13/2016
Nvidia was granted a permit yesterday by the California Department of Motor Vehicles to start testing self-driving vehicle technology on the state’s public roads.
SoftBank's Masayoshi pledged with Trump to invest $50 billion in America 12/12/2016
Now, the billionaire businessman is making another promise—this time to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Son announced that he will invest $50 billion and create 50,000 new jobs in America, a move that Trump said was spurred by his recent election victory.
Samsung to fabricate chip for Tesla self-driving system 12/12/2016
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd will supply semiconductors to U.S. electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc, South Korea's Electronic Times reported on Friday.
Amazon continue to expand on its Alexa technology with 3rd party developers 12/12/2016
On Wednesday, Conexant, maker of audio processing chips, announced it's releasing a development kit approved by Alexa Voice Services, which is Amazon's program for hooking up third-party products to Alexa in its cloud.
Investors put down $21 million on Carbon Nanotube memory startup 12/12/2016
The chips based on this super-fast and dense technology can be used in a wide array of markets, and can replace flash memory or dynamic random access memory. In the future, Nantero expects to be able to store terabits of data on a single memory chip.
China called off acquisition on Aixtron 12/9/2016
Its technology is being used to upgrade U.S. and foreign-owned Patriot missile defense systems and the U.S. Treasury said the deal had been blocked due to national security risks.
TSMC to spend $16 billion to build advanced fab 12/9/2016
"We're asking the government to help us find a plot that is large enough and has convenient access so we can build an advanced chip plant to manufacture 5-nanometer and 3nm chips,"
Imec to build 8nm magnetic RAM core 12/9/2016
STT-MRAM has the potential to become the first embedded non-volatile memory technology on advanced logic nodes for advanced applications and is also considered an alternative to DRAM.
Win 10 now runs on Snapdragon 12/9/2016
If successful, the effort will pose the first major challenge to Intel technology in personal computers since the market’s birth in the early 1980s. It’ll also bring to Windows the Qualcomm chips that have been integral to the explosion of mobile computing.
Congress questions on Chinese acquisition of Lattice 12/8/2016
The letter, authored by Representative Mark Pittenger and signed by 22 members of Congress, warns that the acquisition of Lattice by Canyon Bridge Partners would “distort the market and undermine the innovation system.”
MEMS micro switch scalable from mW to kW 12/8/2016
“Menlo Micro’s Digital Micro Switch technology allows something which is as close as possible to the ‘ideal switch’ to be created."
U.S. factory order up 2.7% 12/8/2016
Factory orders increased 2.7 percent in October, the best showing since a 2.9 percent rise in June 2015, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. The strength came from a 93.8 percent surge in the volatile category of commercial aircraft.
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.
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