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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.
Honeywell won court battle on Barcode patent 10/13/2015
“This ruling is a significant victory that reinforces Honeywell’s drive to protect our scanning and mobility technological advancements,”
New discovery can lead to more secure magnetic memories 10/12/2015
Under extreme conditions, certain magnetic materials can develop spots where the moments curve and twist, forming a ring-like configuration. These unusual objects possess an elasticity that protects them from outside influence, meaning the data they store would not be corrupted easily, even by stray magnetic fields or physical defects within the material.
HP/SanDisk takes on Micron/Intel on revolutionary memory 10/12/2015
Oddly enough HP and SanDisk say their SCM technology is also “expected to be up to 1,000 times faster than flash storage and offer up to 1,000 times more endurance than flash storage.
A question on: Who takes the liability on autonomous cars 10/12/2015
Concerns over potential safety issues hampered the prospects for legislation in Congress — particularly regarding who would be responsible for accidents involving those cars.
Skill labor shortage predicted for manufacturing 10/12/2015
The analysis estimated that 2 million of the 3.5 million jobs needed in manufacturing by 2025 could remain vacant.
BlackBerry's John Chen has a lot of faith on upcoming "Priv" 10/9/2015
BlackBerry hopes to change that with the Priv, which will be launched on the market by the end of the year. John Chen has confirmed that his company is working directly with carriers in the US and the rest of the world to make the Priv available through their official retail channels.
Micron disclosed more details on XPoint Memory 10/9/2015
It isn't meant to fully replace either DRAM or NAND flash. But it does promise to combine many of their best features. The primary target for 3D XPoint is "massive in-memory databases," but it could be used in any application that requires a large pool of high-performance memory.
TI offers micromirror chips for new industrial applications 10/9/2015
Micromirror technology from Texas Instruments (TI) is now available optimized for industrial applications such as 3D vision, digital lithography, and 3D printing.
Scientist found new catalyst material for hydrogen converter 10/9/2015
Molybdenum disulfide, the researchers hope, could eventually match platinum's capabilities as a hydrogen catalyst at a tiny fraction of the cost.
Component manufacturer Murata see slower growth on smartphone ahead 10/8/2015
Global demand for smartphones is likely to slow in the next fiscal year due to weaker demand from the world's biggest market China.
Best time to add memory into your PC 10/8/2015
The expected pop in PC sales from a new version of Windows did not happen, and memory is at its lowest point in recent years.
Volkswagen AG goes into belt-tightening stage 10/8/2015
Workers at Volkswagen's German factories at the very least face a possible reduction in their profit-sharing checks. They received 5,900 euro bonuses for 2014, when the company made net profit of 10.8 billion euros.
Boeing forms new lab to study analytics 10/8/2015
Boeing Co. hopes that a new lab hosted by Carnegie Mellon University will enable analytics and artificial intelligence to dramatically improve aircraft maintenance and safety.
Atom-thin transistor operates down to 0.1V 10/7/2015
The new device, which is made from a 2D semiconducting crystal and a bulk germanium substrate, can be switched on at just 0.1 V. It could be used in ultradense and lower-power integrated circuits and to make ultrasensitive bio- and gas sensors.
Skyworks to acquire PMC-Sierra 10/7/2015
“With our acquisition of PMC, Skyworks will be uniquely positioned to capitalize on the explosive demand for high performance solutions that seamlessly connect, transport and store Big Data,”
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