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| Emerging companies advancing in storage technology |
4/9/2015 |
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Today's crop of well-financed storage start-ups includes Atlantis Computing, Nexenta, Nimble, Nimbus Data, Nutanix, Pure Storage, SolidFire and Violin Memory. As a group, these start-ups are experiencing growth while the industry as a whole stagnates.
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| Xiaomi partners with Amazon and Snapdeal |
4/8/2015 |
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Analysts say that Xiaomi has realised that its online-only strategy will get them only so far, and if it wants to tap a greater market share, it needs to rely more on the offline model.
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| 2015 semi sales is heading to break record again |
4/8/2015 |
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Today the Semiconductor Industry Association, a trade group, reported that February chip sales reached $27.8 billion, amounting to an increase of nearly 7 percent over the same period a year ago.
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| Aluminium-ion battery can be charged in 1 minute |
4/8/2015 |
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Research on aluminum-ion batteries isn’t new but a sticking point to a commercial product has always been finding suitable materials for the anode and cathode that maintain their performance over repeated charge and discharge cycles.
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| Computer on a Stick out of stock at online retailers |
4/8/2015 |
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Intel's Compute Stick is one of a growing number of devices that are designed to enable users to plug them into a display—such as a TV or monitor—with a High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) port and turn them into a complete PC, with a full user experience.
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| Cisco urge industry to support new IEEE IP policy |
4/7/2015 |
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A RAND licensing commitment should also mean that a patent-owner gets a royalty based on the value its patent adds to a standard, not the value of the entire standard. That’s what the updated IEEE policy does.
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| Chinese are buying up U.S. chip firms |
4/7/2015 |
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China's sweeping plans have American semiconductor makers wondering how they'll fit in. "Clearly their ambition is to transition from being a technology follower to a leader,"
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| 3D scan camera chip takes smartphone to another level |
4/7/2015 |
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The device works by shining beams of light, which are perfectly aligned, on a targeted object. It then detects subtle differences in the light that is reflected back from that object. The differences help it build a digital 3D image of the target.
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| Novatek advances position in STN driver IC |
4/6/2015 |
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Novatek Microelectronics, which specializes in the design of LCD driver ICs, has moved forward its TV SoC business by obtaining new orders from Japan- and Korea-based TV brands, according to industry sources.
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| Analysts flagged risk in TSMC stock |
4/6/2015 |
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Some analysts have downgraded the stock, warning that its sales of chips for smartphones might lag forecasts as demand for mobile devices softens. Pacific Crest Securities in March downgraded the stock to underperform from sector perform, saying some of its top customers suffer from bulging inventories.
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| MediaTek formed partnership to develop a wireless standard |
4/6/2015 |
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The company demonstrates a few examples to tease the imagination. A smartphone controlling the large display of a TV. A TV mounting a smartphone camera, making it a remote baby monitor. A TV turning a smartphone touch panel into a remote control for the TV. A smart television mounting the microphone of a smartphone to enable a voice search on the Internet for images.
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| Google selected Samsung 3D NAND SSD |
4/3/2015 |
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"The agreement calls for Samsung to supply 3D NAND SSD products for Google datacenters." The exact value of the deal is unknown, but the executive said the worth is "sizeable."
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| China's intention to merge ISSI |
4/3/2015 |
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It is a long-term goal as well as established policy of the China government to step into the memory industry, it has adopted a strategy to approach non-mainstream players to gradually build up its capabilities.
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| AMD face security fraud lawsuit |
4/3/2015 |
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The lawsuit filed last year accused Advanced Micro of artificially inflating the company's share price by making false statements about the so-called Llano, which it had touted as "the most impressive processor in history."
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| Broadcom say that NFC is an entry point into IoT |
4/3/2015 |
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Mobile and e-commerce are the most obvious use cases on the surface as Broadcom is touting support for near-field communications (NFC) technology as well as EMV (a.k.a. chip and pin) smartcard and magstripe (MSR) readers.
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| Power Chip to provide the ultimate IoT SOC |
4/2/2015 |
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Powerchip Technology is developing a system-on-a-chip device, combining ARM processor cores and embedded flash memory, for Internet of Things applications. This so-called "iRAM" chip will have Bluetooth, near-field communication and Wi-Fi connectivity, according to industry sources.
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| Adesto announced serial flash for IoT applications |
4/2/2015 |
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Adesto's high temperature serial flash products, available in 512Kb to 16Mb densities are designed to operate between -40°C to 125°C while retaining core competencies such as wide voltage range and ultra-low power operation.
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| Philippine sets target on Free WiFi access |
4/1/2015 |
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"Notwithstanding the issue of the mass accessibility and availability of personal electronic devices that people have to use in order to access public networks, the government has to recognise that the Internet is an important mechanism in delivering some of its services, and a valuable tool for people's participation in governance and in democracy."
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| IBM sets aside $3 Billion for IoT division |
4/1/2015 |
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IBM is training more than 2,000 consultants, researchers and developers to help businesses come up with new ways to use the vast amounts of data that are now available, said Glenn Finch, Big Data and Analytics Lead at IBM Global Business Services.
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