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Samsung put 10nm into production 10/18/2016
The so-called 10LPE process uses triple-patterning lithography to deliver up to a 30% area shrink, 27% higher performance or 40% lower power than its 14nm process.
Surface Pro 5 to challenge Apple MacBook 10/17/2016
It is common knowledge that the only area where Apple would have beaten other subsequent Utrabooks and tablets in 2017 would have been on the display. Come to think of it, if Microsoft will feature a similar display as the latest MacBook Pro's, in their Surface Pro 5, a stronger processor and probably a lighter build than Mac, then we know that Microsoft has completely nailed Apple on this one.
PC market continue to slide 10/17/2016
The PC shipments for the third quarter stood at 68.9 million units—a 5.7% drop compared to the same period in 2015. Gartner analysts said this marked the eighth consecutive quarter of PC shipment decline.
48V system improves car efficiency 10/17/2016
A well-balanced design can actually reduce fuel consumption—this is the overarching claim of the masterminds of the 48V technology.
Root problem on Note 7 uncovered? 10/17/2016
“Problems with the phone appeared to have arisen from tweaks to the processor to speed up the rate at which the phone could be charged.”
Ambitious startup wants to embed DRAM with server processor 10/14/2016
Placing hundreds or thousands of processing elements in DRAM able to perform work for a controlling server CPU could have a revolutionary impact on how data centers are designed. Simulation results have shown a performance increase of factors of 10 to 25 compared with traditional server architectures.
JEDEC established reliability work group in China 10/14/2016
At its first meeting, hosted by Huawei in Shenzhen on March 18, 2016, approximately 40 participants from major semiconductor and ICT manufacturers were in attendance, including: Haier, Gree, TCL, SMIC, the China Electronic Product Reliability and Environmental Testing Research Institute, and The Computing Institute of the China Academy of Sciences.
Wafer shipment broke record 10/14/2016
Total wafer shipments this year are expected to exceed the market high set in 2015 and are forecast to continue shipping at record levels in 2017 and 2018.
Kingston strive amid overall DRAM module market drop 10/14/2016
Kingston Technology continued to dominate the DRAM module market in 2015 with a 68.36% share, DRAMeXchange indicated. Despite falling prices for PC DRAM, Kingston managed to grow its DRAM module revenues by 3.85% in 2015.
A better DRAM technology with no material changes 10/13/2016
VLT eliminates the need for DRAM refresh, is compatible with existing process technologies and offers significant other benefits including lower power, better area efficiency and compatibility.
Supreme judges: Samsung will never pay Apple the full judement amount 10/13/2016
Samsung was ordered to pay all the profits it earned from 11 phone models, even though the features at issue are just a tiny part of the devices.
Latest Yahoo data breach could be the largest ever 10/13/2016
In 2014, hackers, allegedly state-sponsored, managed to steal user information associated with at least 500 million accounts, making this the largest data breach that we know of to date.
Metal working machinery order increased 10/13/2016
Much of the growth came from smaller contract machining shops, a sign of greater activity and capacity constraints in larger industries. Automotive and aerospace also made gains after some faltering.
Flash prices to bounce back in Q4 10/12/2016
Supply shortage that persisted in the NAND Flash market during the third quarter will become more acute in the fourth quarter due to surging demand from clients in the smartphone and SSD industries.
Micron agreed to close Inotera purchase 10/12/2016
Micron Technology Inc yesterday agreed to close the NT$132.5 billion (US$4.19 billion) buyout of its Taiwanese DRAM manufacturing arm in early December, ending months-long speculation about a potential collapse of the deal.
Testing machine learning in self-driving car is a challenge 10/12/2016
The biggest hole in a federal automated policy published late September is in the regulators¡¯ failure to tangle head-on with fundamental difficulties in testing machine learning¡ªa problem already known to the scientific/engineering community.
Samsung marching onto 64 layers 3D NAND 10/12/2016
Samsung wants to move on as quickly as possible from 48-layer NAND to 64-layer NAND to keep a step ahead of second-ranked Toshiba, which plans to begin mass production of the chips in the first half of 2017.
Google promotes embedded voice recognition sytem to OEM 10/11/2016
With the Assistant, the company aims to “build a personal Google for everyone. We are evolving from a mobile-first to an AI-first world,”
Semi Industry put 450mm on back burner 10/11/2016
By the end of 2020 there are expected to be 22 more fabs in operation, bringing the total number of 300mm fabs used for IC fabrication to 117.
IBM created 7nm transistor 10/11/2016
That allows for faster computer chips to be used in future devices, and that's important because more computer power usually leads to other technological breakthroughs.
Samsung suspend Note 7 production 10/11/2016
Fires in phones that were meant to replace devices that had been recalled, suggesting it had failed to fix a problem that has already hurt its brand and threatens to derail a recovery in its mobile business.
China rushing to fill gaps on flash memory 10/10/2016
China' National Semiconductor Industry Investment Fund have encouraged a spurt of growth. XMC, for example, has broken ground on one of the largest fabs, due to come on-stream in early 2018 and targeting 3D NAND production with 300mm wafers.
Netlist asked ITC to sanction SK Hynix 10/10/2016
Netlist is asking the ITC and District Court to ban SK Hynix from importing the products into the U.S. and seize them on the U.S. market.
Qualcomm/NXP merger talk get closer 10/10/2016
There is currently a valuation gap of less than 10 percent between Qualcomm and NXP as they discuss a possible transaction. Qualcomm is considering a deal structure of 75 percent cash and 25 percent stock. NXP would prefer all cash, another person said.
Samsung to work with server industry on new memory platforms 10/10/2016
Samsung Electronics, will expand its business in the rapidly growing server market by developing new memory solutions such as “in memory” based on SAP’s knowhow of offering corporate solutions based on Samsung’s DRAMs.
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