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Cisco optimistic on Cloud traffic 10/25/2013
Cloud data centre traffic will represent 68 per cent of total data centre traffic by 2017, compared to 41 per cent in 2012. Consumer will represent 79 per cent of cloud data centre traffic by 2017, compared to 74 per cent in 2012.
IDC: PC shipment down in Asia 10/25/2013
"Sluggish economic activity, exchange rate volatility and fuel price hikes plagued markets in South East Asia, with Indonesia and Thailand bearing the brunt of this pressure,"
Challenges in 3D memory 10/24/2013
Memory vendors are looking to build up (as in layered or vertical/3D flash) to satisfy the demand for mass storage. The challenge is, when you layer, all the processing steps change.
Panasonic to scale back semiconductor 10/24/2013
Panasonic Corp dramatically cut back on chipmaking, slashing the business's 14,000-strong workforce by half and possibly selling some plants.
South Korea government vowed to strengthen semiconductor support industry 10/24/2013
South Korea currently supplies nearly half of the world's memory chips, but its share in the market for all semiconductors remains at around 14 to 15 percent, according to the ministry. It would have to develop new materials and technology for memory chips.
China tablet vendors to ship 240 million units 10/24/2013
The production value of China-based IC suppliers is likely to surpass the amount rolled out by rival makers in Taiwan in 2015, making China the second largest IC supplier around the globe trailing only after the US.
ARM Holding revenue rises 10/23/2013
ARM Holdings Plc (ARM) third-quarter revenue rose 27 percent on sales of its products that are used in Apple Inc. (AAPL)’s iPhone.
Asian foundries get volume business on Bankcard IC 10/23/2013
China is growing market for chip cards, such as bank IC cards, which has a size of almost 1.5 billion units annually.
Smartphone to lose appeal to tablets 10/23/2013
"Continuing on the trend we saw last year, we expect this holiday season to be all about smaller tablets as even the long-term holiday favourite—the smartphone—loses its appeal."
SMIC enters 3D IC with dedicated R&D center 10/23/2013
By rolling out a centre dedicated to vision, sensors, and 3D IC, SMIC is hoping to let the world know of its ability to extend its manufacturing and R&D capabilities from CMOS front-end services to middle-end wafer process technologies.
Wuxi DRAM plant fire affects NAND prices also 10/22/2013
The 2H'Sep contract price increases, all in all, can be said to have been caused by the market’s expectations of the lowered NAND Flash supplies in the near future.
US consumers start to engage the 5c 10/22/2013
Latest data shows that the ratio of 5s to 5c sales has dropped from 2.1 to 1.9 in the US market in the last week suggesting the rush of fanbois wanting the latest and greatest kit no matter what the price is now petering out and it's the 5c's turn to pick up sales.
Nokia unveils its RT tablet 10/22/2013
Now the lineup includes a tablet device that could be a replacement for people's laptop computers, and two supersize smartphones with six-inch screens that will compete in a lucrative "phablet" market currently dominated by South Korea's Samsung.
Forming of the Deep Sea Internet 10/22/2013
That could lead to improvements in tsunami detection, offshore oil and natural gas exploration, surveillance, pollution monitoring and other activities.
DRAM Market regains life and stability 10/21/2013
The growth in mobile is making up for the shrinking of the PC market, but nothing like the 50-to-90 percent growth rates of the past. Going forward, what we're expecting is that growth rates will be pretty moderate for DRAM -- in the 20-to-30 percent range.
Canadian government will sure block Lenovo bid on BlackBerry 10/21/2013
Lenovo is in fact using the main entrance by expressing an interest in making a bid. By doing so, the semi-private Chinese firm has a reason to comb through BlackBerry’s books. The Investment Canada Act and other rules give Ottawa the ability to block acquisitions by foreigners, and it’s almost certain the Canadian government will use these powers to stop Lenovo.
Huawei said it can work out difference in time 10/21/2013
Huawei is fighting to gain access to markets including the U.S. and Australia. To address concerns, the company today released its second white paper detailing its approaches to cybersecurity and calling for governments and industry to develop globally consistent standards.
Tablet market heats up approaching Christmas 10/21/2013
Despite the difficulties of breaking into the market, device makers push hard, knowing that future profits could depend in large part on tablet sales.
Windows 8.1 comes alive today 10/18/2013
Microsoft official announment on Windows 8.1 roll out.
AMD found its niche in semi-custom processor 10/18/2013
Semi-custom-chip business revenue grew by more than 26 percent compared to the second quarter of 2013. That business will account for about 50 percent of revenue "from high-growth markets over the next two years,"
Amazon taking order on new Kindle Fire HD and HDX in UK 10/18/2013
The Kindle Fire HD will start shipping in the UK on October 24, which is next Thursday. The Kindle Fire HDX will ship on November 19.
3D NAND to expand rapidly 10/18/2013
By 2017, nearly two-thirds—or 65.2 per cent—of all NAND memory chips shipped worldwide will be produced using 3D manufacturing processes, up from less than one per cent this year.
Samsung shows new Green Chip DDR4 10/17/2013
The new chips will secure more physical space, while saving more power, Samsung said. The Green DDR4 raised its server data transfer speed to 2,133 megabits per second (Mb/s) from the DDR3's performance limit of 1,866 Mb/s, while consuming 24 percent less energy.
Intel, OEMs to push new low price computing for Christmas 10/17/2013
Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich says that he expects OEMs to push prices down over the coming weeks, and that this will result in $99 tablets, $299 Haswell laptops, and $349 2-in-1 hybrid tablets and notebooks.
SK Hynix added Taiwan R&D for customer support 10/17/2013
The new Taiwan R&D center will focus on intensifying SK Hynix's competence in development of high value-added NAND flash memory products. Located in Hsinchu, SK Hynix's Taiwan R&D center is also expected to become a base of the technology support for its China- and Taiwan-based clients.
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