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| Ericsson joint force with Cisco to build Networks |
11/11/2015 |
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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.
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| Wind farm goes off shore |
11/11/2015 |
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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.
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| China's huge Semi Development fund can change industry landscapes |
11/10/2015 |
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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.
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| New York AG questions about Exxon Mobil claim on climate change |
11/10/2015 |
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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.
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| China raised $12 B to build memory factory |
11/9/2015 |
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“The chip sector is entering the era of giants, with accelerating integration,” billionaire Zhao said. “During the process, capital will play an important role.”
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| New smart wearable has added features |
11/9/2015 |
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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.
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| Google wants to design its own Android chip |
11/6/2015 |
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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.
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| Chip sales retreats |
11/6/2015 |
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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.
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| Online B2B is about to take off |
11/6/2015 |
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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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| EU to Okay Avago/Broadcom merger |
11/5/2015 |
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Since taking over Singapore and San Jose, California-based Avago nine years ago, Chief Executive Hock Tan has developed the company via a series of acquisitions, with Broadcom his biggest buy to date.
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| Hyundai Motor to name luxury brand car "Genesis |
11/5/2015 |
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The company began preparing for the brand in 2004. Hyundai had planned to launch it when it released the first Genesis sedan in 2008 but postponed because the global financial crisis dented sales of luxury cars.
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| Semi sales down 2.8% in Q3 |
11/4/2015 |
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By region, sales rose 5% year-on-year in China while slumping 10.6% in Europe and dropping 3.9% in the Americas.
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| Manufacturers continue to be optimistic |
11/4/2015 |
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October PMI indicates growth for the 77th consecutive month in the overall economy, and indicates expansion in the manufacturing sector for the 34th consecutive month.
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| Micron offers XTRM NOR Flash |
11/3/2015 |
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"Micron's new XTRMFlash will replace both parallel and serial flash over the next few years--except perhaps in some low-density applications.”
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| MediaTek targets at 150 million LTE chip this year |
11/3/2015 |
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MediaTek occupies a sweet spot in China, the largest market for smartphones, where it sells most of its chips to handset makers such as Xiaomi, the number-three supplier after Apple and Samsung.
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