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Nanya see hope for H2 turn around 4/20/2012
Extending that positive trend, chip prices should be higher this quarter than in the first quarter, as historical data shows that major clients usually start building inventory next month and in June for the holiday buying spree,
Microchip acquired wireless design company 4/20/2012
Roving Networks (Los Gatos, Calif.), founded in 2000, is a privately held, fabless developer of Wi-Fi certified transceiver ICs and FCC certified Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules. Microchip (Chandler, Ariz.)
Terahertz camera can see through walls 4/20/2012
Terahertz technology can be built in a CMOS chip that can be integrated into devices such as cell phones.
Microsoft beat expectations 4/20/2012
Businesses buying desktop PCs running Windows and Microsoft's cloud services helped Microsoft exceed analysts' estimates for its fiscal third quarter ended March 31.
Memory prices to stay low into the slow season 4/19/2012
Due to the slow season effect and the change in NAND Flash vendors’ pricing strategy, TrendForce expects the future NAND Flash contract price trend to show a mild decline.
Researcher getting close to form graphene transistors 4/19/2012
The team at UWM has produced a derivative with oxygen atoms included within the hexagonal carbon-ring structure that characterizes graphene. The existence of the semiconducting derivative could help advance an era of carbon-based nanoscale electronics
Future DRAM will drive EUV lithography 4/19/2012
The DRAM 1x or 1y generation, a process node just below 20-nm was looking very complex using multipatterned optical lithography and DRAM makers seemed prepared to wait for EUV lithograpy to be ready for production.
Intel Inside smartphone now available 4/19/2012
Smartphones running on Intel processors from Lenovo, Orange, Motorola, and ZTE are also due in the coming weeks and months.
Biwin to offer eMMC SSD system on a chip 4/18/2012
Biwin's new e-MMC SSDs are offered in capacities from 2GB to 64GB. They integrate both flash and a full SSD controller into a single chip, featuring advanced SSD features such as ECC, wear leveling and bad block management.
Chang admits capacity issue on 28nm but not technology 4/18/2012
"Yes, we had some difficulties with 28-nm, but those difficulties had to do with not having enough capacity, not yields," Chang said.
Judge ordered Samsung/Apple to talk 4/18/2012
Apple and Samsung have been engaged in bitter and long running disputes over allegations of patent infringement. Judge Koh has told both parties to sort the matter out in a gentlemanly manner.
Verizon to offer Private IP network business security 4/18/2012
With the new service, customers with LTE smartphones and tablets and LTE modems for their laptops can access the nearest cell tower and will then be routed to an enterprise gateway in one of many Verizon switching centers. Data routed to and through the enterprise gateway is encoded, but not encrypted, and kept totally separate from the public Internet.
ProMOS obtained badly needed roll over financing 4/17/2012
ProMOS said a consortium of bank creditors has agreed to extend the company's NT$57 billion (US$1.93 billion) debt for six months amid the financial difficulties faced by the global DRAM sector due to slowing demand and falling product prices.
Toshiba marked 2012 as the 25th anniversary of NAND flash 4/17/2012
Much has happened in that time. Over 8 times as many gigabytes of NAND flash memory has shipped than DRAM, making flash memory the largest solid state memory device on the market and enabling many mobile devices.
Samsung Galaxy S II gaining traction 4/17/2012
Galaxy S II get brought up to speed with Ice Cream Sandwich, adding features like Face Unlock and a newly tweaked TouchWiz to the device. There are also many performance improvements.
European carriers have reservation on Nokia Lumia 4/17/2012
Reuters is reporting that four major European carriers claim that the new Nokia phones aren't good enough to compete with the incumbents.
Murata set to acquire RFM 4/16/2012
The deal is being done through wholly-owned subsidiary Murata Electronics North America Inc., which has signed a definitive agreement to acquire all the outstanding shares in RF Monolithics for $1.78 per share, an 80 percent premium over the stock price closing price on Thursday, April 12.
JEDEC form new committee on wireless memory 4/16/2012
It is expected to be used for the transfer and storage of data between battery-free memory tags located in objects and wireless memory hosts typically within mobile electronic devices such as smartphones and tablet computers.
Apple to propagate the world with New iPad 4/16/2012
It originally debuted in mid-March in the U.S. and nine other countries, while an additional 25 countries and territories gained the new iPad just a week later.
Nokia responded to rating downgrade 4/16/2012
The credit downgrade follows Nokia's warning last week that intense competition in fast-growing markets would hit its performance in the first half of this year, as it undergoes a major strategy overhaul.
Samsung to use TLC NAND to cut SSD costs 4/13/2012
Samsung believes that MLC flash, the kind used in most laptops and tablets today, may be overkill for the needs of the average user. If TLC can keep working for however long a user keeps a machine, that machine may cost the consumer less.
Nokia bonds approaching junk status 4/13/2012
“We’re going to see the crisis perhaps reach a terminal phase if the cash begins to dwindle to levels where we’re looking at a couple of quarters left,”
New App simulates Win8 operation on iPAD 4/13/2012
A new $25 app for the iPad can simulate the Metro UI on Apple’s tablet. Called Win8 Metro Testbed, the app is made by Splashtop, a company known for its remote desktop apps for iOS and Android.
DOJ: Apple colluded with ebook publishers to fix prices 4/13/2012
"Customers have benefited from eBooks that are more interactive and engaging. Just as we’ve allowed developers to set prices on the App Store, publishers set prices on the iBookstore.”
Spotlights on Elpida - the bidding game continue 4/12/2012
They don't necessarily covet Elpida's debt, workforce or even most of its business. They just want the part of its business that makes chips for Apple Inc's mobile devices -- and, even more, they want to make sure their competitors don't get that.
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