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PC shipment to rise again 7/14/2016
IDC found that PC shipments increased by nearly 5 percent, in large part due to purchases of low-cost Google Chromebooks ahead of the new school year.
GE to link with Microsoft cloud on IoT platform 7/14/2016
“Working with companies like GE, we can reach a new set of customers to help them accelerate their transformation across every line of business — from the factory floor to smart buildings.”
Samsung flash memory sales hit all-time high 7/13/2016
The Korean company earned US$2.62 billion in revenue in the first quarter, up 3.1 percent from the fourth quarter last year, according to a recent report released by IHS, a market research firm.
Samsung socket to accept both MicroSD and UFS 7/13/2016
Samsung revealed that they are working on developing a new slot that will work with both UFS and microSD. This means that in the future, you will be able to use either a UFS memory card or microSD, depending on your preference
Micron offers embedded SLC NAND for automotive 7/13/2016
It's no surprise that Micron (Boise, Idaho) is positioning its latest embedded SLC NAND for the automotive segment, as well as the trendy Internet of Things (IoT) space.
Cypress merger with Broadcom IoT have challenges on integration 7/13/2016
Broadcom was good at serving large customers, a profile not exactly compatible with the IoT community. Typically, the still fledgling IoT market attracts a host of smaller customers willing to try different connectivity projects and products.
Server to drive new memory technologies 7/12/2016
“Server semiconductor business has more than twice the profit rates of PC and mobile businesses and it has an infinite amount of growth potential. Along with data center technologies, including cloud, artificial intelligence and neural networks, the memory market will also have dramatic changes.”
Taiwan's UMC hits record revenue 7/12/2016
United Microelectronics (UMC) has reported consolidated revenues of NT$13.53 billion (US$418.6 million) for June 2016, a monthly record. UMC's revenues for June 2016 represented increases of 6.5% sequentially and 12.2% on year.
Latest: Semi revenue to be -1% this year 7/12/2016
The downward revision came after IC Insights cut its forecast for global GDP growth for the year from 2.7 percent to 2.3 percent, with the researcher saying the global semiconductor industryfs growth is closely correlated with economic growth worldwide.
TSMC reached $130 billion market cap 7/12/2016
TSMCfs market cap had increased by US$9 billion from a year earlier to US$130 billion as of the end of March
iPhone 7 production has begun 7/11/2016
Chinese media reported recently that Foxconn had released information about the iPhone7 Plus, saying that the device's dual cameras and wireless charging features would be launched alongside a stable version of iOS 10.
TSMC broke ground on Nanging fab 7/11/2016
TSMC in March signed a US$3 billion investment agreement with the Nanjing City Government to produce chips using the companyfs advanced 16-nanometer production process.
MediaTek: 4G phone chip demand up 30% 7/11/2016
MediaTek Inc (—üᢉÈ) yesterday reported quarterly growth of about 30 percent in second-quarter revenue after revenue hit an all-time high last month, underpinned by rebounding demand for 4G smartphones in China and emerging markets.
Samsung and IBM joinly work on spin-transfer MRAM 7/11/2016
Faster than flash and as dense as dynamic random access memory (DRAM), this universal memory genre is now being readied for manufacturing with a final round of material optimization and engineering finesse at IBM (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.).
Tsinghua/XMC to seek memory licensing from Micron 7/7/2016
The Tsinghua/XMC-Micron cooperation will follow a so-called Inotera Memories model, under which Micron will receive licensing fees and a portion of memory production capacity from Tsinghua/XMC.
Cypress took over IoT unit from Broadcom 7/7/2016
The $550 million deal, announced in April, closed on Tuesday. Cypress acquired Broadcom’s WiFi, Bluetooth and Zigbee wireless technology for the emerging IoT market.
Blackberry to cease smartphone classic production 7/7/2016
The Classic, with its ubiquitous front screen and keyboard, dominated the early smartphone market and made BlackBerry the segment's leader as recently as 2009.
Manufacturing sector continue to improve 7/7/2016
Manufacturing expanded in June as the PMI registered 53.2 percent, an increase of 1.9 percentage points from the May reading of 51.3 percent, indicating growth in manufacturing for the fourth consecutive month.
Google: SSD still not reliable as HDD 7/6/2016
Google said in its recent report that bad block has been witnessed at a 30% to 80% chance in four years of use of solid state drives (SSDs) for servers at data centers.
GlobalFoundries celebrates one year take over of IBM fabs 7/6/2016
One year after the acquisition, GlobalFoundries executives say they are leveraging the might and prestige of former IBM researchers and developers from East Fishkill to create what they call an “innovation hub” there.
Toshiba/WD JV to invest $10 billion in flash production 7/6/2016
Toshiba Corp. and Western Digital Corp., its U.S. partner, will invest a total of over ¥1 trillion in the three years from fiscal 2016 to increase production of a new type of flash memory.
Avnet consolidated its brand names in Europe 7/6/2016
“By moving to the Avnet Silica brand, we feel that it better reflects our position in the market.”
Toshiba and WD to fund Japanese NAND production 7/5/2016
Toshiba and U.S. partner Western Digital will commit 1.5 trillion yen ($14.6 billion) over three years toward stepping up flash memory production at their jointly run Japanese plant.
NAND prices skyrocketed 7/5/2016
According to industrial sources on July 3, the average fixed price of a NAND flash memory (64 Gb) announced by DRAM Exchange on June 30 rose 10.89% to 2.24 dollars from the previous month.
Chinese phone maker Xiaomi is setting up a shop in India 7/5/2016
Xiaomi is reportedly talking with several state governments to set up new manufacturing plants in the country to keep pace with demand. It is collaborating again with Taiwanese contract manufacturer Foxconn for the new manufacturing plants.
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