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Varieties of ReRAM memory technology to find niche applications 11/16/2015
Once considered a universal memory candidate—a replacement for DRAM, flash and SRAM—ReRAM is carving out a niche between DRAM and storage-class memory. Now the question is how large that niche ultimately becomes.
Kilopass offers extreme low power OTP NVM 11/13/2015
Using 10-times less power than other eNVM memories, Kilopass's Gusto eNVM line, showing at ARM TechCon this week, uses one-time programmable nonvolatile memory to reduce read power.
SK Hynix is now No. 4 in semi production 11/13/2015
Intel is expected to maintain its No. 1 status with a sales of $50.3 billion, followed by Samsung Electronics with $41.6 billion. SK hynix is anticipated to rake in US$16.9 billion in sales this year, up 4 percent from a year earlier.
China's NAND industry to grow in next few years 11/13/2015
Major NAND flash manufacturers have expanded operations in China. Samsung, has made significant investments in the Chinese market, including raising the capacity of its Xian, China fabrication plant, which makes 3D NAND flash chips.
Robot can stuff retail shelves 11/13/2015
Tally from Simbe Robotics was designed to move around retail locations, keeping track of low- and out-of-stock items. Tally can also catch pricing errors or if items have been misplaced.
Micron to offer DRAM-NAND hybrid for Big Data 11/12/2015
The best part is that even if you face a power failure, the data is still intact. The offering can be fitted on to the DRAM module servers easily.
Altera Stratix 10 brings HBM2 memory performance 11/12/2015
The Stratix 10 DRAM SiP devices are intended to meet the most demanding memory bandwidth requirements in high-performance systems.
Qualcomm officially unveiled Snapdragon 820 11/12/2015
GPU is around 40 percent faster than the 810's graphics (making it ideal for VR); it will deliver LTE speeds of up to 600 Mbps and support 802.11ad WiFi; it's significantly more power-efficient; and it'll use machine learning to fight malware right on your device.
TSMC Board approved $4 B for advanced node development 11/12/2015
At its most-recent investors meeting, TSMC estimated capex for 2015 at US$8 billion, a downward revision from the previously-set US$10.5-11 billion.
IBM has 7nm test chip 11/11/2015
In the race to 7 nm, IBM demonstrates the drive for companies to explore new avenues, get creative with transistor and gate design and exploit specialized techniques in order to meet the increasing challenges of ever-decreasing chip geometries.
Activist hedge fund trying to overturn Dialog's acquisition of Atmel 11/11/2015
Elliott, in a letter to shareholders Monday, urged investors to vote against the deal, which it said will destroy Dialog’s value.
Ericsson joint force with Cisco to build Networks 11/11/2015
Sweden-based Ericsson says the business and technology partnership including networking, cloud and mobility services, is expected to generate more than $1 billion in business for each company by 2018.
Wind farm goes off shore 11/11/2015
The turbines will have a capacity of 30 megawatts of power, which is enough to supply about 20,000 homes and make it the first utility-scale installation of its kind.
Magnesium electrolytes boost Li-ion battery power while reducing cost 11/10/2015
The researchers started with magnesium as the battery’s safe, inexpensive and high-energy density anode material and paired it with pyrite, which is made of iron and sulphur, as the cathode. The electrolyte contains sodium and magnesium ions.
China's huge Semi Development fund can change industry landscapes 11/10/2015
The fast developments of a number of industries in China, including LCD panels, LED chips and solar panels, have led to freefall in prices of related products because China-based enterprises have been constantly ramping up capacity with "easy money" from government.
New York AG questions about Exxon Mobil claim on climate change 11/10/2015
The inquiry reportedly aims to determine whether Exxon's public statements about climate change were at odds with the findings of its own internal researchers, as well as whether the company effectively lied to the public or to its shareholders.
Manufacturing defcit set record while over all trade deficit declines 11/10/2015
The overall U.S. trade deficit declined from $48 billion in August to nearly $41 Billion in September, but the drop was largely due to sharply lower oil imports.
China raised $12 B to build memory factory 11/9/2015
“The chip sector is entering the era of giants, with accelerating integration,” billionaire Zhao said. “During the process, capital will play an important role.”
Apple reach settlement on failed sapphire partnership 11/9/2015
The failed partnership resulted in a $439 million loan owed by GT, but The Wall Street Journal reports that the two sides reached an agreement to settle the debt.
Faraday to build electric car factory from ground up 11/9/2015
Faraday has quickly amassed a workforce that includes former employees of both Tesla and conventional automakers during its secretive 18-month existence.
New smart wearable has added features 11/9/2015
The Rufus Cuff, which basically looks like a smartphone strapped sideways on your wrist, has a 3.2-inch touchscreen display and up to 64GB of internal storage. The device will run Android KitKat, but doesn’t have a SIM card.
Google wants to design its own Android chip 11/6/2015
One benefit of Google's strategy would be the ability to bake in cutting edge features into future versions of Android, like support for augmented and virtual reality, that would require more closely integrated software and hardware.
Chip sales retreats 11/6/2015
Global sales for the month of September 2015 were $28.4 billion, 1.9 per cent more than last month;s sales, but 2.8 per cent less than sales from September 2014.
DRAMeXchange don't see DRAM prices to slide rapidly like before 11/6/2015
"Expanded smartphone shipments will fuel mobile DRAM demand and limit the decline of its average selling price to within 5% during the fourth quarter,"
Online B2B is about to take off 11/6/2015
The survey found that the percentage of B2B buyers who purchased goods online jumped to 68 percent last year from 57 percent in 2013. Nearly half of buyers also expected to increase online purchasing this year.
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