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MIT scientist successed in automated big data analysis 10/21/2015 MIT utilized algorithms to successfully — and quickly — analyze Big Data without human intervention. The system successfully outperformed hundreds of human teams in recent data science competitions. Drones now manage construction project with savings 10/21/2015 The drones survey the area in real-time and send the data directly to the heavy-duty machines below. What would take humans two weeks can be done by these drones in as little as 30 minutes. Western Digital gets serious on acquiring SanDisk 10/20/2015 Bloomberg News, which reported on the advanced talks earlier on Monday, said the two companies could reach a deal as soon as this week. Memrister made tri-level 10/20/2015 The component has three stable resistive states. As a result, it can not only store the 0 or 1 of a standard bit, but can also be used for information encoded by three states – the 0, 1 and 2 of a ‘trit’. Powerchip to build new 12 inch fab in China 10/20/2015 Powerchip in mid-2015 announced the company had reached an agreement with Hefei Construction Investment and Holding to invest in a wafer foundry in Hefei in the Chinese province of Anhui. The foundry will be a 12-inch fab running 0.15-micron, 0.11-micron and 90nm manufacturing processes initially for LCD driver AMD sold package plant in Asia 10/20/2015 The deal is consistent with AMD’s strategy to “focus the company on improving our long term financial performance by building great products and simplifying our business model." Chinese smartphone company to create 2,200 jobs in Greater Noida 10/19/2015 Vivo has 30 service centres, at present, and over 10,000 outlets across 100 cities of the country. SK Hynix to switch to 48 layers V-NAND in 2016 10/19/2015 "We will develop 48-layered 3D NAND flash memories next year and begin mass producing them,” said SK Hynix CEO Park Sung-wook on Wednesday. China, a big consumer of memory devices 10/19/2015 "Clearly, China's economic growth is closely tied to the DRAM industry," TrendForce stated in a news release. Microsoft Surface Book to be the ultimate laptop? 10/19/2015 Their hope is to show PC companies what a laptop should be and consumers what they should expect from their devices. Intel purchased VIA Telecom for modem technology 10/16/2015 “CDMA is required for any smartphone on Verizon’s huge network. Without CDMA. CDMA is also required elsewhere in some networks in Taiwan, Korea, and for China Telecom. Intel cannot be a major player in the LTE modem market.” TSMC introduced lower cost version of 16nm FinFET process 10/16/2015 TSMC president and co-CEO CC Wei suggested previously that the 16FFC process will be ready for volume production in the second half of 2016. Wei also estimated that TSMC's 16nm FinFET technology will receive a total of about 50 product tape-outs covering different chip products. Counterfeit is blooming, thanks to the online world 10/16/2015 "Counterfeiters have proven every bit as adaptable and creative as big business, with the Internet allowing them to refine approaches, increase reach and target the lucrative world of online buyers," Toyota: There will be no more gasoline car made by 2050 10/16/2015 The automaker promised to involve governments, affiliated companies and other "stakeholders" in its push to reduce average emissions from Toyota cars by 90 percent by about 2050. Researchers want to replace DDR with new die-to-die transceiver 10/15/2015 In the lab, the transceiver prototype was implemented in 28 nm FD-SOI CMOS technology and it operated at 20 Gb/s consuming only 0.3 pJ/bit of energy including a 4-to-1 multiplexer, transmitter, receiver and 1-to-4 demultiplexer. SanDisk contemplating sale to Micron or WD 10/15/2015 SanDisk had a market value of about $12.6 billion as of Tuesday’s close. The company’s shares rose 11 percent to $68.70 at the close Wednesday in New York, the highest price since May 28. Apple's exposure on WARF infringement suit could be $862 million 10/15/2015 The iPhone 5s, 6 and 6 Plus and several editions of the iPad utilize Apple's A7, A8 and A8X processors. The Madison jury found that the processors used improperly technology patented by UW researchers in 1998 to improve chip efficiency. Microsoft insist full control on Win10 Mobile updates 10/15/2015 CNET is reporting that Microsoft, "will decide when to send the updates out based on input from mobile operators and Windows Insiders." Singapore to develope autonomus public transportations 10/14/2015 The MOT and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) believe that the use of technology can significantly ease traffic congestion in Singapore and afford various other benefits. Is OLED the next wave on display technology? 10/14/2015 “OLED is a completely different device. You get rid of the backlight. And you now have a red, green and blue OLED material that is deposited on the glass. When you put current through it, it lights up all by itself,” Nanya is looking for financial help to convert into 20nm process 10/14/2015 Kingston Technology and a Taiwan-based DRAM module firm have expressed interests in participating in Nanya's upcoming capital increment plan, industry sources have revealed. Amazon announced pay-as-you-go business IoT platform 10/14/2015 The platform offers companies a pay-as-you-go system to connect devices, applications and cloud services while storing and analyzing the massive amounts of generated data. Former Inotera chairman Charles Kau to help China Flash development 10/13/2015 Kau co-founded memory chipmaker Macronix International Co. in 1989 before joining Nanya and later becoming president, a position he quit last week. He will remain as a director and keep his position as chairman of Inotera Technologies Inc. iPhone 6S benchmark shows battery life difference between A9 suppliers 10/13/2015 One test showed Samsung’s chip consuming 20 percent more battery life, while another test showed a “nearly 1.5 times difference in battery life.” Samsung’s chip also ran hotter than the TSMC version in these benchmarks. Dall offer $67B to buy EMC 10/13/2015 The deal will combine EMC’s dominance in devices that store data with closely held Dell’s No. 2 position in servers, the powerful machines that help companies handle big computing challenges.  370  |  371  |  372  |  373  |  374  |  375  |  376  |  377  |  378  |  379

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