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| As big-little processor gets more popular |
4/19/2013 |
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Under the terms of a single use design licence, ARM partners can licence the individual components required to enable the development of a big-little system, including the ARM Cortex-A15 and Cortex-A7 processors, CoreLink Cache Coherent Interconnect (CCI-400), Generic Interrupt Controller (GIC-400) and the AMBA Domain Bridge (ADB-400), all as a single package.
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| TSMC modern fabs are gaining business |
4/18/2013 |
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TSMC said that shipments of wafers made using 28-nm process technology reached 24 percent of total wafer revenues in the quarter. The 40/45-nm process node accounted for 23 percent.
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| Provo, Utah to be 3rd Google Fiber city |
4/18/2013 |
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“As a part of the acquisition, we would commit to upgrade the network to gigabit technology and finish network construction so that every home along the existing iProvo network would have the opportunity to connect to Google Fiber.
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| Yahoo's Marissa Mayer delivers |
4/18/2013 |
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It's not often that Silicon Valley CEOs make big promises and then deliver right away. Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has done just that.
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| Dropping PC margins might help Dell to rebuild |
4/17/2013 |
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The struggling PC market is forecast to go from bad to worse, as one analyst believes a number of market factors will push gross margins even lower in the already-cutthroat business.
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| Leap's motion gesture sensor hooks up with HP |
4/17/2013 |
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Already, Leap Motion had cemented deals to bundle its controller with Asus PCs, and to sell it in Best Buy stores and at Bestbuy.com, as well as on its own Web site. But now, it also will have access to HP's substantial brick-and-mortar and online distribution channels,
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| Taiwan suppliers came together to fight Samsung |
4/17/2013 |
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Samsung was accused by a local magazine of launching an internal "Kill Taiwan" campaign. Samsung has denied those claims, but the rumors have helped spur Taiwanese companies to come together as a counterpunch to Samsung's market successes.
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| Once popular netbook to go away |
4/17/2013 |
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Next year will be the last hurrah for netbooks on the market, with shipments amounting to a mere 264,000 units. By 2015, netbook shipments will be down to zero, indicated IHS.
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| Telefunken Semiconductor International has plan to revive |
4/16/2013 |
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TSI has a 200-mm wafer fab in Roseville. The company also has a 150-mm wafer fab in Heilbronn, Germany acquired from Atmel Corp. The company has its own process technologies for power, analog and mixed-signal as well as processes licensed from Atmel.
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| Apple to provide lower-cost phones |
4/16/2013 |
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BTIG analyst Walter Piecyk expects Apple to charge $300 for the phone and launch it by year's end. Piecyk believes Apple needs such a device to boost its earnings and market share.
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| Social media boost WiFi camera sales |
4/16/2013 |
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In the last two years, digital still cameras with Wi-Fi capabilities have been enjoying brisk sales in Southeast Asia, registering nearly two fold value growth in the span of a year.
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| New LED lighting doubles efficiency of florescent |
4/15/2013 |
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The tube-shaped light suitable for replacing fluorescent lights that produces 200 lumens per watt of white light. This compares with 100 lumens per watt available from fluorescent lighting and 15 lumens per watt from traditional light bulbs.
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| iOS7 new features unveiling |
4/15/2013 |
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iOS 7 would come with a mobile payment system that will go beyond what Passbook currently offers, as well as a few other potential game-changers including the iRadio music streaming app.
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| Smartphones can be watching you |
4/15/2013 |
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If you are streaming a video and you look away to talk to someone, for example, the S4 will see that you are no longer looking at it and it will automatically pause the video.
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| Transcend revenue up 24% |
4/12/2013 |
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Memory module firm Transcend Information saw its consolidated revenues soar 24.1% on month and 17.9% from a year ago to an 17-month high of NT$2.62 billion (US$87 million) in March 2013.
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| More flash drives transition to USB 3.0 |
4/12/2013 |
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Many memory module makers have discontinued developing USB 2.0 flash drives since the second quarter, and now have new products all featuring the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface, according to industry sources.
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