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Nanya predicts memory short supply for 3 years 6/19/2013
This year, demand would exceed supply by 3 percent. The supply constraint is expected to worsen next year and in 2015, when demand exceeded supply by 5 percent and 7 percent respectively, Kau said, adding that the shortage is likely to extend into 2016.
Nvidia to license out GPU technology 6/19/2013
Huang’s formal announcement indicates that their licensing efforts will be ratcheted up, and could eventually become the corporation’s primary source of revenue.
China takes crown for supercomputer speed 6/19/2013
The new supercomputer is capable of sustained computing of 33.86 petaflops per second. The Tianhe-2, which means Milky Way-2, knocks the U.S. Energy Department's Titan machine off the No. 1 spot. It achieved 17.59 petaflops per second.
Micron stock rebounded on DRAM prices 6/19/2013
The shares advanced 3.8 percent to $13.24 in New York, the highest closing price since July 2007. The stock has jumped 109 percent this year, compared with a 23 percent gain for the Philadephia Semiconductor Index.
Alliance with SeaMicro microserver strategy can boost AMD 6/18/2013
Microservers are vastly weaker than Xeon processors, but can be grouped to accomplish specific tasks, such as serving up Web pages or databases. "What I was able to show Intel is that we would sell four times as many Atom chips as Xeon chips, and that Intel would make 1.7 times the revenue as they would have with Xeon," says Feldman.
Samsung wins slot to provide PCIe SSD for MacBooks 6/18/2013
"We have become the first to provide the highest performance PCIe SSD to global PC makers so that they can launch leading-edge ultra-slim notebook PCs this year. Samsung plans to continue timely delivery of the most advanced PCIe SSD solutions with higher density and performance, and support global IT companies."
Dragon voice Recognition enhanced 6/18/2013
Dragon voice recognition is everywhere people look today – from PCs to mobile devices to cars and even living rooms – changing the way that people work, communicate, create and live.
Intel sets campus in Redmond to attract programmers 6/18/2013
Intel could certainly wind up competing with Microsoft on recruits, courting away employees who already work at Microsoft, or helping to drive up programmer salaries in the region.
New multi-bit ROM technology unveiled 6/17/2013
MROM's main role is to store the boot loader or firmware that can then load other software from non-volatille memory when equipment is switched on.
Intel integrates DRAM speeding for graphics 6/17/2013
Intel used the backend dielectric stack in its 22nm process to design capacitors that store charge while preserving logic performance characteristics. The resulting cells have GHz class performance, leapfrogging the today’s MHz DRAMs.
Google tests baloon base Internet 6/17/2013
In April, Google’s executive chairman tweeted “For every person online, there are two who are not. By the end of the decade, everyone on Earth will be connected,”
New Galaxy S4 will have twice speed LTE 6/17/2013
Samsung's integrated LTE-Advanced 4G technology that will offer data transmission at up to twice the normal 4G speed, as well as a nippy Qualcomm processor.
IBM cut 1600 Jobs 6/14/2013
IBM 's $1 billion global restructuring has resulted in more than 1,600 confirmed layoff.
Inventec eye 30 million PC-products shipment in 2014 6/14/2013
Inventec aims to ship 20 million notebooks and other PC-related products in 2013 and expects shipments to increase 50% to 30 million units in 2014
UMC & IBM co-develop 10nm process development 6/14/2013
United Microelectronics (UMC) has announced that the company will join the IBM joint technology development alliance to participate in the group's development of 10nm CMOS process technology.
Supply of MCP devices remains tight 6/13/2013
The booming smartphone market has propelled demand for key components such as multi-chip package (MCP) memory modules, which integrate multiple chips of different types.
Apple unveil next-generation Mac Pro 6/13/2013
Apple has showed a sneak peek into the future of the pro desktop with a first look at the next-generation Mac Pro. Designed around a unified thermal core, the Mac Pro introduces a completely new pro desktop architecture and design that is optimized for performance.
UMC opens Korea office 6/13/2013
United Microelectronics (UMC) has announced the opening of a new office in South Korea to expand business regionally and provide support to local customers.
AMD launch 5Ghz CPU 6/13/2013
AMD has unveiled two new members for its FX family of CPUs: the FX-9590, which AMD claims to be the world's first commercially available 5GHz CPU processor
DDR3 demand for game console application to increase 6/12/2013
Demand for high-density DRAM is expected to rise significantly on the upcoming roll-outs of new game consoles built with 8GB of memory, which will likely turn the availability of PC DRAM tighter.
Intel to quit the brand server motherboard business 6/12/2013
Intel's departure from the brand desktop motherboard business has been expected to open up demand for about 4-5 million motherboards a year and the volume will be even higher if it also quits the server motherboard business.
PS4 shipment to ramp up to 1 Million unit per month 6/12/2013
Shipping orders for the PlayStation 4 (PS4) in June may reach one million units per month by September for the year-end holidays.
PTI May sales decline 21% 6/11/2013
Powertech Technology (PTI), which specializes in backend services for memory ICs, has announced consolidated sales for May 2013 fell 20.6% from a year ago to NT$3.15 billion (US$105 million).
US$99 tablets to appear in 3Q13 at Retail store 6/11/2013
With Asustek's new 7-inch MeMO Pad HD 7(8GB) priced at around US$129, sources from ODMs believe that other brand vendors are likely to follow suit and US$99 tablets will have a good chance of appearing in the retail channel as soon as the third quarter.
Gigabyte motherboard shipments to grow 15% in 3Q13 6/11/2013
Gigabyte Technology expects to achieve shipments of five million motherboards in the second quarter
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