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Inotera posted loss for quarter 4/29/2016
Inotera has announced operating loss of NT$908 million (US$28.1 million) on consolidated sales of NT$10.81 billion for the first quarter of 2016.
STMicro optimistic about its financial performance 4/29/2016
"We have started to see signs of some improvement in the semiconductor market," Bozotti told investors on a conference call. "We enter the second quarter with a higher level of optimism,"
Nanya logs another weak quarter 4/28/2016
Net profits edged 1.1 percent lower to NT$1.85 billion (US$57.12 million) last quarter, from NT$1.87 billion the previous quarter. That meant an annual decline of 70.6 percent from NT$6.29 billion.
SKHynix to cut Capex for memory production 4/28/2016
"This year's investment will be cut because the company will put its priority on enhancing technology migration rather than expanding its market share," SK hynix President Kim Joon-ho.
Nokia to re-enter the consumer electronic market 4/28/2016
The acquisition is to "leverages the power of our trusted brand" in the Internet of Things market, which fueled speculation that the company would put its name on fitness watches, smart thermometers, wireless blood pressure monitors, baby monitors and other connected products.
Microsoft working on Apps transfer feature 4/28/2016
The system, according to reports, would enable users to move back and forth from the Windows 10 operating system to mobile systems.
NXP quarterly sales to beat expectations 4/27/2016
NXP rose as much as 7.7 percent in New York on Tuesday and was trading 5.9 percent higher at $88.26 at 10:07 a.m., valuing the company at about $30.5 billion.
SK Hynix profit dropped to 3 years low 4/26/2016
SK Hynix said it anticipates DRAM shipment growth of about 15 percent in the second quarter. That could be a sign that demand for memory-chip prices will start to pick up, after sputtering growth in China and other markets hurt sales of electronics products from smartphones to personal computers.
Xiaomi to challenge Qualcomm and MediaTek on smartphone Processor 4/26/2016
"Xiaomi plans to release its in-house Rifle-dubbed mobile APUs at a company event, which has been set to take place May,"
128Mbyte NOR flash with error corrections 4/26/2016
The MR29V12852B claims to be the industry's first NOR Flash memory to incorporate error correcting code circuit and output drivability adjustment circuits that prevent radiation noise on the board.
Thermal imaging now available for consumer drones 4/26/2016
More specifically, Boson integrated with Movidius' vision-processing SoC called Myriad 2 VPU can now implement "advanced image processing, super resolution and noise filtering,"
Samsung introduce 2 in 1 Win 10 computer 4/25/2016
By integrating the most popular features of laptops and tablets, users now have access to full notebook PC functionality in a lightweight tablet for the most productive mobile experience.
Major investor bails out of India wafer fab venture 4/25/2016
"JP Associates has withdrawn its proposal of semiconductor plant. They have said that it is not commercially viable to set up this plant at present,"
Applied Micro debutes ARM based server chip 4/25/2016
“X-Gene 3 is targeted at over six times the performance of currently shipping X-Gene products, and very competitive with mainstream high-end Xeon processors for hyperscale workloads,”
AMD signed major deal to license X86 technology to China 4/25/2016
The shares jumped 52 percent to $3.99 Friday, the biggest increase since July 1980, according to data compiled by Bloomberg, bringing the gains for the year to 39 percent. The price was the highest since September 2014.
Smartphone manufacturers cut back anticipating competition from Apple SE 4/22/2016
Apple SE, the new iPhone model is allegedly gaining ground as a more price-competitive alternative in China to the iPhone 6s.
Austrian company to build 200mm fab in NY State 4/22/2016
The new facility will sit on a 450-acre site on vacant land belonging to State University of New York SUNY at Marcy between Utica and Rome, northwest of the state capital of Albany.
Qualcomm to lose some modem chip contract from Apple 4/22/2016
Qualcomm stock fell 2.5 percent, to $50.80, at 10:00 a.m. in New York Thursday. The shares were up 4.2 percent this year through Wednesday.
ARM beats forecasts 4/22/2016
The British company reported adjusted profit of 137.5 million pounds on revenue, measured in dollars, of $398 million, both slightly beating market forecasts
Samsung offers new 10/14 nm process 4/21/2016
After being ousted as Apple's sole chip fab in 2014, Samsung is looking to reclaim a significant share of orders for iPhone and iPad silicon.
ASE said that its plants are not interrupted by the quakes 4/21/2016
ASE indicated operations at its manufacturing site in Takahata, Yamagata, which was acquired from NEC in 2004, were not affected by the recent powerful earthquakes.
Startup has IP to extend life on NAND flash 4/21/2016
‘Our software retunes the flash memory and makes it last 10-times longer and so we know we can have a fundamental impact on the economics of the tech industry’
EU continue to persue on Google anti-trust 4/21/2016
EU Antitrust Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said Wednesday that "Google's behavior denies consumers a wider choice of mobile apps and services and stands in the way of innovation."
Intel to cut 12,000 jobs 4/20/2016
Intel said most of the employees affected by the layoffs will be notified in the next 60 days, while some of the cuts may happen through mid-2017.
TSMC to bring on 7nm early for Apple 4/20/2016
TSMC, confirmed in a Tuesday report to shareholders that it plans to trial 7-nanometer production in the first half of next year, working towards mass production in the first half of 2018.
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