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As emerging countries invest into renewable energy 4/4/2016
In total, developing nations increased their renewable spending by 19 percent with the help of additional investments in Chile, India, Mexico and South Africa.
China Tsinghua's interest in Powertech might affect industry balance 4/1/2016
Given that the combined market share of the three Taiwanese chip packagers are significant, the Chinese company¡¯s planned investments would affect Taiwan¡¯s semiconductor industry.
Micron revenue down 30% 4/1/2016
Micron reported revenue of $2.93 billion, down 30% year over year and about $120 million lower than the average analyst estimate. DRAM bit sales slumped 9% sequentially during the quarter.
Microsemi divested non-core business 4/1/2016
Microsemi Corp. has come to an agreement with Mercury System Inc. to sell a "non-strategic component" of its board level systems and packaging business.
BMW enters into fuel cell development 4/1/2016
BMW is working with Japanese rival and fuel cell pioneer Toyota on hydrogen drivetrains, and Jung said that engineers need to make improvements in the cost, weight and power of hydrogen vehicles.
Inoters share holder approved share swap with Micron 3/31/2016
Shareholders of Inotera Memories have approved the company's plan to become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Micron Semiconductor Taiwan (MST) through a share-swap transaction.
WD offers 10.5% bond to finance SanDisk purchase 3/31/2016
The $5.6 billion notes sale would be the biggest junk-bond sale of the year, Bloomberg data show.
Rumor flys on Yahoo merger 3/31/2016
The Wall Street Journal reported this week that Yahoo is accepting preliminary bids through April 11 and could complete a sale this summer.
Sharp accepts Foxconn bid 3/31/2016
Hon Hai, better known by its trade name Foxconn, will invest 388.8 billion yen ($3.47 billion), rather than the 489 billion yen previously announced in February. The Taiwanese company will own 66 percent of Sharp.
Growth to continue on 3D NAND 3/30/2016
Growth of global 3D NAND flash market, which is slated to reach 8.78 billion units by 2019, growing tremendously at a CAGR of 91.82% since 2015, according to Technavio analysts.
Microchip temperature sensor runs on SM Bus 3/30/2016
The devices have an accuracy level within 1 degree Celsius and a temperature range of between -40 degrees Celsius and 65 degrees Celsius, according to Microchip.
Samsung introduce 10nm DRAM while 18nm goes into mass production 3/30/2016
Experts believe that difference in gap in technology between Samsung Electronics and Micron from the U.S. has widened by more than 2 years.
California to introduce bill requiring ID for buying pre-paid phones 3/30/2016
Pre-paid mobile devices were used in the Sept. 11 attacks, the Paris attacks in November and the failed bombing of Times Square and remain a serious risk to national security.
Micron/PowerChip JV goes into production in Xian 3/29/2016
The plant ¡ª located in Xian, the capital of Shaanxi Province ¡ª is to mostly provide commodity DRAM packaging services for Micron.
Google is “dead serious” to be in the cloud business 3/29/2016
By the end of 2017, Google plans to build 12 new data centers around the world to increase the global footprint of its Cloud Platform services, the company announced last week.
Puting drones to work on road projects 3/29/2016
State transportation departments are increasingly studying the use of drones for everything from inspecting bridges to clearing car accidents.
There are eco-energy to recover from your car tires 3/29/2016
A thermo-electric mesh inside the tires transforms heat caused by road friction into electricity. But even while parked, the car gains a charge as the tires absorb sunlight.
Mobile ID to help you manage multiple passwords 3/28/2016
With a secure Mobile ID, there is no need to handle multiple passwords and security questions. Once the user is recognised securely in one device, the other devices are unlocked automatically when proximity is detected.
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."
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