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Hyundai Motor to secure supply of Korean made automobile chips 12/30/2014
"Future smart cars are not the business of only traditional car makers any more. That's why we have tried to secure our own advanced technology for non-memory chips rather than relying on foreign companies," a Hyundai Motor Group spokesman said.
Toshiba is looking to build memory fab overseas 12/30/2014
demand is outstripping capacity and the Japanese conglomerate must expand production. NAND memory chips are used in smartphones and other electronic devices.
KMPG survey show cautious optimism on 2015 12/29/2014
"The semiconductor industry faces a myriad of challenges, including accurately forecasting demand, investing in the right new market opportunities, managing the higher development costs of more integrated solutions and navigating increased competition in China,"
SSD long term endurance test yield surprises 12/29/2014
It seems that today¡¯s SSDs will easily outlive their PC hosts by hundreds, even thousands of years, at this point, the winner seems irrelevant. If you¡¯ve been around to remember how fragile some of the early HDDs were, and how often they failed.
China to announce Qualcomm settlement soon 12/29/2014
An imminent decision in the case is expected to force the company to pay fines potentially exceeding $1 billion and require concessions that would hurt its highly profitable business of charging licensing fees on phone chipsets that use its patents.
New Ferro-RAM counter saves power 12/29/2014
The MB85RDP16LX replaces these separate read/write operations with a single command from the MCU and uses only the binary counter, resulting in energy savings of up to 94 per cent, noted Fujitsu.
LTE category 9 trial achieved download speeds of 410Mbps 12/24/2014
According to Huawei, the category 9 technology will improve download speeds for EE dramatically, allowing the operator to aggregate 20MHz of 1800MHz spectrum with another 20MHz of 2.66GHz, and a third carrier of 15MHz of 2.6GHz.
Samsung to use 20nm process for 8Gb LPDDR4 12/24/2014
The 8-gigabit, low power double data rate 4 (LPDDR4) mobile dynamic random access memory (DRAM) is capable of data processing twice as fast as the predecessor, the LPDDR3, and is 40 percent more energy-efficient.
WEMUCS project develops software for multi-core applications 12/24/2014
WEMUCS project, a group of research institutes and commercial companies has devised a development process and a consistent tool chain that simplifies development and at the same time makes the software more dependable.
Memory users are looking for performance and prices 12/23/2014
Customers want to hedge their bets with entire subsystems that will use the lowest-cost DRAM, whatever that may be, so they are looking for subsystems that can easily accommodate DDR3 in the immediate future, but will also be able to support DDR4 when it becomes cost-effective
Don't jump the gun on doing business in Cuba 12/23/2014
"I don't think any businesses are under the illusion that this is going to be an easy transition or the floodgates will open."
IoT is an MEMS world 12/23/2014
Global market shipments for industrial IoT equipment are expected to expand to 7.3 billion units in 2025, up from 1.8 billion in 2013. Such gear employs a range of MEMS device types including accelerometers, pressure sensors, timing components and microphones.
North Korea Internet went dark Monday 12/23/2014
The mystery behind North Korea’s 9 1/2 -hour outage highlights a paradox of modern cyberwarfare: As attacks become more prominent, the combatants — and their motives — are becoming harder to identify.
SK Hynix settles on NAND infringement with Toshiba 12/22/2014
Toshiba alleged in March that SK Hynix had obtained the technology through a former SanDisk employee who was working at the plant that Toshiba and the U.S. memory chip maker operate together in Yokkaichi.
NAND prices to drop 10-15% 12/22/2014
NAND flash contract prices will continue their downward trend until the first quarter of 2015, due to a slowdown in demand coming from system OEMs and channel distributors, DRAMeXchange indicated. Prices are expected to fall 10-15% for all of the quarter.
Would all-flash storage replace magnetic disk? 12/22/2014
They will want to apply Flash and magnetic storage in combination to achieve the maximum price/performance benefit possible. That means partnering with storage vendors that provide more than just an all-Flash array,
Sony incident to foster changes in security 12/22/2014
"Now you've got a poster child. You can take Sony to management and say: Here's what can happen if we don't act."
Apple to drive developers towards 64bit apps 12/19/2014
Now Apple had sent out reminders to developers asking them to ensure that their apps are 64-bit compatible, and recently Apple has issued another reminder to developers informing them of their deadline which is by the 1st of June.
Emerging memory technologies making headway 12/19/2014
MRAM technology would provide a non-volatile memory replacement for fast but volatile static and dynamic RAM (SRAM and DRAM). Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is another promising solid-state storage technology with the potential for displacing NAND flash memory sometime in the future.
Machine to regenerate 3D printer plastic spools 12/19/2014
Start-up ReDeTec is promoting a desktop filament extruder. Dubbed the ProtoCycle. the unit comes complete with a built-in grinder, computer control, safety certification and real-time diameter feedback.
Smart window adjust sunlight to save energy 12/19/2014
The NTU smart window however can be turned into a cool blue tint in bright daylight, cutting light penetration by about half, and then reverts back to clear glass at night or as required.
IBM paper might cause PCM development to change direction 12/18/2014
For PCM, non-volatility/data-retention is no longer essential. It might cause many PCM developers, who for a long time have been struggling with the problem, to breathe a sigh of relief.
"Angry Birds" in trade mark dispute 12/18/2014
Seattle artist who says she was cheated out of millions of dollars when the company that sold her line of plush pet toys called "Angry Birds".
Federal jury found Apple not guilty on iPod suit 12/18/2014
In the last 24 hours Apple was victorious in fighting the class-action lawsuit over its iPod prices and American Apparel has officially fired its founder and CEO.
Russian economy suffers with oil prices and sanctions 12/18/2014
Mr. Putin in a 'nothing-to-lose' situation removes any constraint he might have had against reneging on his foreign debt obligations, which Russian borrowers probably cannot pay off or service now. Foreign lenders would have to brace for $670 billion in losses.
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