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Globalfoundries demonstrate its first functional 20nm silicon wafers with integrated through-silicon vias 4/3/2013
Globalfoundries on April 2 announced the accomplishment of a key milestone in its strategy to enable 3D stacking of chips for next-generation mobile and consumer applications
Graphics card prices up 10-15% 4/3/2013
Graphics card vendors have hiked retail prices for products made with DDR3 in the DIY market by 10-15% in order to reflect the increases in DRAM pricing.
Samsung aim 500 million handset shipments for 2013. 4/3/2013
Samsung Electronics is aiming to reach 500 million in handset shipments throughout 2013.
TSMC tapes out first ARM 16nm FinFET Chips 4/2/2013
ARM and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) have jointly announced the first tape-out of a Cortex-A57 processor on FinFET process technology.
Lenovo to launch Linux-Chinese-operating system. 4/2/2013
Lenovo eportedly will launch new PCs featuring a Linux-based Chinese-language operating system.
Nvidia introduces new GeForce 700M GPUs for notebook 4/2/2013
Nvidia has announced five new notebook GPUs, featuring the company's latest technologies - GPU Boost 2.0, Optimus and GeForce Experience software.
Lenovo ramping up its IC design capability 4/1/2013
Lenovo reportedly plans to build up its IC design capability by increasing the number of staff of its IC development department from the current 10 to 100 by the end of the second quarter of 2013.
TSMC issues U$1.5 Billion bond notes 4/1/2013
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announced on March 28 that the company has priced an offering of senior unsecured notes, which is expected to close on April 3, 2013.
Nvidia unveil GeForce GTX 650 Graphic chip 4/1/2013
Nvidia has introduced its new GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost GPU based on the Nvidia Kepler architecture and equipped with 768 CUDA cores.
Intel to unveil latest technology in IDF 2013 Beijing 4/1/2013
Intel's annual IDF in Beijing, China, will be held from April 10-11 and hosted by Ian Yang, president of Intel China.
US conditions Sprint merger to keep Chinese Network equipments out 3/28/2013
Negotiations are continuing on the U.S.'s conditions for blessing the Sprint deal, but the government is expected to require the companies to notify it when they plan to buy equipment for the core of their network and to cooperate if any national-security or public-safety considerations arise.
Google's "Shopping Express" challenges Amazon Prime 3/28/2013
Leading the project is Tom Fallows, Google's e-commerce product manager, who is working to combine Google Wallet and Shopping with offerings from bricks-and-mortar retailers.
High performance computer lab created in Singapore 3/28/2013
The centre will utilise data from various agencies in Singapore to derive an understanding of complex dynamics within the city and exploit the power of modelling and simulation to guide both critical decisions and implementation of solutions.
Oxygen into metal oxide creates new non-volatile memory 3/28/2013
IBM researchers applied a positively charged ionic liquid electrolyte to an insulating oxide material—vanadium dioxide—and successfully converted the material to a metallic state. The material held its metallic state until a negatively charged ionic liquid electrolyte was applied, to convert it back to its original, insulating state.
IDC predicts Tablet to overtaken PC and Notebook 3/27/2013
Tablets are due to outship desktops in 2013 and notebooks in 2014, while both of those PC segments will either lose ground or see relatively flat growth.
Google experiment utilize locally un-used TV spectrums 3/27/2013
"TV white space offers an affordable alternative to both wired and cellular connections for under-reached communities. We are pleased to be part of this exciting new development - the first of its kind in South Africa".
New MiiPC for kids makes hit 3/27/2013
The software, which is optimized for use with a large screen (up to 1080p), keyboard and mouse. It provides a desktop-class web browsing experience with Flash and runs standard Android apps.
Ever wonder why your internet slows down lately? 3/27/2013
New York Times reported today that millions of ordinary Web users have experienced delays in services such as Netflix video-streaming service or couldn’t reach a certain website for a short time.
Chinese mobile operators to spend $56B on expansion 3/26/2013
ZTE is now returning to its Chinese roots, eyeing 4G network contracts from domestic mobile operators China Mobile Ltd, China Unicom Ltd and China Telecom Corp Ltd.
Tide is turning and Ultrabooks won't stop it 3/26/2013
Most of the new Windows 8 were sold to hardware OEMs and are sitting on shelves waiting for customers to buy new PCs. And in the meantime, people are discovering that Android and iOS tablets, and that they don't need a full operating system to do the things they want to get done.
DRAM prices forcast up 3/26/2013
"We believe the DRAM industry wafer capacity will be down in both 2013 and 2014 and process technology upgrades are being stressed out, thereby reducing supply growth compared to historical trends,” said Mark Durcan.
New material, new memory - molybdenite flash memory 3/26/2013
They combined the advantages of molybdenite with graphene and developed a flash memory prototype. The prototype is a cell that can not only store data but also maintain it in the absence of electricity.
Chinese government to standardize own OS 3/25/2013
The 13.04 release includes features and applications that cater for the Chinese market. These include support for Chinese input methods and the Chinese calendar, and integration with Baidu maps and the Taobao shopping service, payment processing for Chinese banks, and Chinese transportation information.
Thin Film memory to tag and id products 3/25/2013
Thin Film Electronics ASA (Oslo, Norway) has pioneered the creation of printed rewritable memory and has developed a brand-protection system that includes smart labels that can be applied to a product in the same way as conventional labels.
Google Glass banned before it comes on market 3/25/2013
West Virginia Legislature Republican Gary G Howell last week proposed a bill that would prohibit "using a wearable computer with head mounted display"
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