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Broadcom provides optical fibre silicon components 3/28/2016 Broadcom's optical components for both short reach and long reach fibre optic communications leverage its in-house GaAs and InP based device technologies with over 3 trillion device service hours each in the field (< 1 FIT) since 2005. Marvell to use Kandou Bus interface technology 3/28/2016 Glasswing delivers high bandwidth signaling at very low power and is ideally suited for short links inside and outside a package. Glasswing is the world's first SerDes proven in silicon that is capable of delivering 1Tbps bandwidth at <1 watt. New Intel price sheet includes Skylake-U super low power laptop chips 3/28/2016 It’s based on 14nm processing technology and packs two cores clocked at 2.40GHz, four threads, and 4M of L3 cache. China's ambition on Semiconductor focus on memory factory 3/25/2016 China has been trying to free itself from a heavy reliance on foreign technology, with semiconductors seen by the nation’s political leadership as vital to national security. Tesla to adopt Google Glass for production enviroment 3/25/2016 Many observers believed that type of system could provide substantial benefits in an industrial or warehouse setting. Now, there are indications one of the country's more forward-thinking companies is putting it to use. Samsung pledged to change corporate culture 3/25/2016 "By starting to reform the corporate culture, it means we will execute quickly, seek open communication culture and continue to innovate as a startup company.". Chevolet to deliver "Bolt" EV by year end 3/25/2016 Chevrolet unveiled the 2017 Bolt EV early this year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. GM CEO Mary Barra said that the car fulfilled a 2015 pledge to deliver "a long-range electric vehicle attainable by the masses." Russian scientists claim invention of super-conductor memory 3/24/2016 Russian scientists claim to have invented a new superconducting memory architecture that will be 100s of times faster and consume dozens of times less power than conventional memory chips. Scientist to build microbatteries in with chips 3/24/2016 This approach could help smartphone manufacturers to fabricate microbatteries and micro fuel cells that are more environmentally friendly, highly designable and thin. Possible theories on breaking iPhone encryptions 3/24/2016 But federal officials have been mum about who came forward and what method they've proposed. Here are some of the leading options outside experts think the FBI might be exploring. Virtual Reality to become real this year ? 3/24/2016 While everyone talks about VR begin the next big thing, there remains some skepticism about how widely the technology will be adopted. iPhone SE will gain market in China 3/23/2016 The iPhone SE is seen as a way for the company to expand in emerging nations and to target more price-sensitive consumers. Chinese super memory factory broke ground 3/23/2016 XMC plans to launch its 3D-NAND flash products at the end of 2017 or the beginning of 2018, DRAMeXchange noted. The new XMC memory fab is expected to eventually reach monthly capacity of 200,000 wafers. NAND prices fell 10% in Q4 3/23/2016 “As the cost reduction advantage associated with technology migration diminishes, branded NAND flash suppliers posted significant quarterly declines in both their revenues and operating margins for the fourth quarter of last year,” FBI now say they can unlock the code without Apple 3/23/2016 "An outside party" came forward over the weekend and showed the FBI a possible method to access the data on Syed Rizwan Farook's encrypted phone, according to the filing. Federal law enforcement warns about connected vehical hacking 3/22/2016 "It may be possible for an attacker to remotely exploit vulnerabilities and gain access to the vehicle’s controller network or to data stored on the vehicle," the agencies warned. Supreme Court to judge Samsung/Apple infringement case 3/22/2016 The justices said Monday they will review a $399 million judgment against South Korea-based Samsung for illegally copying patented aspects of the look of Apple's iPhone. Semico now predicts slight contraction for semi industry 3/22/2016 The fundamental problem, according to Feldhan, is lack of a compelling driver to spur increased semiconductor consumption. Intel might turn to AMD for graphic engine design 3/22/2016 Intel’s Nvidia deal is set to expire on March 17, 2017, and a recent report by Bloomberg claimed that Intel is now looking to cut a deal with AMD instead. SanDisk to offer wireless memory stick 3/21/2016 The SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick features the SanDisk Connect app, which enables nearly effortless management of content between devices including iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android devices, Fire tablets, Mac and PCs — offered via password-protected Wi-Fi connectivity. Samsung to reduce memory chip investment by half 3/21/2016 "We expect Samsung to cut its spending in dynamic random memory access (DRAM) chips by 51 percent this year from the $2.1 billion that it spent in 2015," said Amit Daryanani, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets. Toshiba to sell medical unit to Canon 3/21/2016 Both companies said Thursday the deal has been completed. Canon has been eager to expand its medical equipment business. Auto makers to make emergency self-braking standard 3/21/2016 Nearly all light-duty cars and trucks 8,500 pounds or less will include the systems by 2022, while virtually all larger trucks will be equipped by 2025. Lenovo is agressive in expansion 3/18/2016 With a research and development budget north of $1.2 billion this year, Lenovo is determined to deliver results across its broad portfolio from mobility to enterprise, and even PC. Can 3D XPoint memory replace DRAM and NAND? 3/18/2016 Analysts say, 3D XPoint will probably have to coexist with, rather than replace, DRAM and flash memory.  346  |  347  |  348  |  349  |  350  |  351  |  352  |  353  |  354  |  355

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