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Texas governor supports Tesla direct sales 3/27/2014
Things just aren’t sold the same way today as they were even 10 years ago. Perry argues. He says the people of Texas will be given the chance to take a look at the laws and decide what’s right for them. If they don’t want the protections offered by the dealership model, they will be given the chance to eliminate it.
Scientist found explainations on lithium battery deteriorations 3/27/2014
Researchers found that repeated charging caused oxygen molecules to rearrange, which had a destabilizing effect on battery chemistry--leading to the poorer performance that was observed.
Intel's 14nm tape out delays 3/27/2014
Intel's demonstration of a general-purpose, 14nm SerDes chip seem to be statement in defence its status as the leading semiconductor design and manufacturing to this day.
Capitalism transforms Chinese town into city of innovation 3/27/2014
Shenzhen will eventually become a city known for fast prototyping with "shortened development cycles."
Supreme Court allows Static Control to sue Laxmark 3/26/2014
Static Control says Lexmark falsely told customers their products infringed on Lexmark's intellectual property and that using remanufactured Lexmark toner cartridges was illegal.
Global politics can hurt business 3/26/2014
This isn’t the first time global political turmoil has created swift ramifications for manufacturers and distributors. Earlier this month, Nissan was stalled by volatility in Thailand, due to unrest in the capital city of Bangkok.
Semi capex to increase in 2014 3/26/2014
Notably, some organisations are making big increases in spending after cuts in previous years. Now, semiconductor makers are spending money to upgrade facilities over spending to build new capacity.
Japanese government encourage solar storage to boost power grid 3/26/2014
With a budget of $96.72million for the incentive programme, the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) is set to pay individuals and businesses of up to 70 per cent of the battery storage system's purchase price.
Boeing propels export in Washington State 3/25/2014
Washington, exports dipped only slightly during the recession and then took off, growing more than 50 percent since 2010 to a record $81.9 billion last year.
Cisco to expand cloud network 3/25/2014
The move makes the San Jose, Calif.-based networking company the latest to enter an arena that caters to the growing number of companies that would rather rent computing space than build their own.
BYD plug-in hybrid hit record sales in China 3/25/2014
BYD plug-in hybrid sedan Qin, hitting a sales record of 6,000 units in February, which accounts for more than half of the Chinese new-energy vehicle market.
Renesas to transfer production, layoff 720 3/25/2014
Renesas has begun negotiations with the local labour union based on its policy to terminate production operation of RSS by 2016. Upon termination, 720 employees will be dismissed.
Nanya settles with Rambus 3/24/2014
This agreement allows for the use of certain high-performance, low-power patented innovations developed by Rambus in Nanya DRAM products and enables future technology collaboration. Under this agreement, Rambus and Nanya have settled all outstanding claims, providing Nanya with access to certain memory-related Rambus innovations through the second quarter of 2018.
Cheap energy source to keep American manufacturing going 3/24/2014
The new availability of inexpensive natural gas has ignited the steel, iron, fabricated metals and machinery manufacturing industries as well as those of plastic, rubber, resin and organic chemicals. "We believe the energy revolution is helping the U.S. regain its footing in the manufacturing sector," said Lansing, MI Mayor Virg Bernero.
New Kingston memory packaged for compatibility 3/24/2014
The colorful design aims to help consumers find the compatible memory for their laptops and to improve overall performance.
MEI metal lift-off system enhanced wafer yield 3/24/2014
MEI's FluidJet batch wet processing system eliminates device damage, while using 80 per cent less chemical than current single wafer processing solutions. In addition, FluidJet enables highly efficient, easily obtained gold and metal reclaim, reducing waste and downtime.
Delay of the 64bit mobile AP impacted DRAM market 3/21/2014
If semiconductor makers convert their production lines from mobile DRAMs to DRAMs, the prices are forecast to drop further. Last month the DRAM contract price fell by about 12% from the previous month.
LED lighting propelled several technologies 3/21/2014
If LEDs are to be used as a source for lighting, more is involved than the LED dice themselves. An LED-powered lamp or luminaire (i.e., fixture) requires phosphors, optics, a heat sink for thermal management, and driver electronics, as well as packaging for all of these parts.
Amazon is due to introduce gaming devices 3/21/2014
If Amazon does choose to pursue gaming in a serious manner, it could solve the chicken-egg problem of attracting both game developers and a buying audience at the same time.
Drones can be hacker's powerful weapon 3/21/2014
Installing the technology on drones creates a powerful threat because drones are mobile and often out of sight for pedestrians, enabling them to follow people undetected.
Micron to sub-out more DRAM packaging 3/20/2014
Micro is undertaking validation at a number of backend service firms in Taiwan, with the process slated for completion at the end of the first quarter.
Viacom to settle streaming rights suit with Google/Youtube 3/20/2014
"This settlement reflects the growing collaborative dialogue between our two companies on important opportunities, and we look forward to working more closely together,"
Apple Q2 sales might suprise you 3/20/2014
Apple will likely sell 42 million iPhones during its fiscal second quarter. That figure would represent somewhat modest but surprising growth over the same quarter last year, when Apple sold 37.4 million iPhones.
Google introduced Android Wear 3/20/2014
The mobile revolution's shift toward wearables has long been anticipated. In 2012, Forrester analyst Sarah Rotman Epps predicted that wearable devices would intensify the platform wars and that Google might win.
China Weibo filed for IPO on New York Exchange 3/19/2014
Weibo has some catching up to do -- by comparison, Twitter (TWTR) averages 241 million monthly users and went public last November.
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