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Mobile DRAM sectors are growing 8/18/2011
Densities will increase eightfold for handsets. But the position is even better for the manufacturers for the tablet market. Chien expects that DRAM densities for these devices will grow 14-fold in the same period.
Skype work with hotspot operators to offer per minute WiFi access 8/18/2011
Skype reckons that paying by the minute makes more sense when you just want to check email or download the news, and the company makes great play around the lack of data cap.
Battle between Bart and Hackers getting ugly 8/18/2011
A database belonging to the BART Police Officers Association was posted online today, complete with full names, e-mail addresses, home addresses, and passwords. BART stands for Bay Area Rapid Transit.
Apple being sued for location tracking 8/18/2011
The issue came to light when security researchers found a hidden file on the devices containing a record of everywhere they had been.
Elpida to produce 25nanometer DRAM in Taiwan 8/17/2011
Elpida, which will start producing 4Gb DDR3 chips at the end of this year, is likely to allow the two Taiwanese foundries to introduce the 25-nanometer process technology in the near future. The technology, which requires 30% less cell area per bit than 30 nanometer technology in memory manufacturing, will help them to better cope with weak DRAM prices.
It might make sense for Intel to acquire Micron 8/17/2011
"We would not be surprised to see INTC make a significant move and acquire MU in order to bring DRAM and NAND technology in-house and sell platform solutions," ThinkEquity analyst Krishna Shankar wrote in a note to clients.
Sony dropped Playstation prices to come back 8/17/2011
"The new price will make the PS3 more accessible than ever before. It might also help users forget about the hacker attack which crippled the PlayStation Network for weeks on end.
China TechFaith Wireless grew 26% in quarter 8/17/2011
"Healthy demands across our core mobile phone and motion gaming business sectors have contributed positively to our second quarter results. Importantly, we achieved 26% revenue growth for the second quarter compared to the same period from last year."
Loxus promotes distributed battery architecture 8/16/2011
Automotive applications allow hybrid capacitors to be economically distributed around a vehicle, storing short-term energy where it is needed for powering LEDs, on-board computers, power windows, power door-locks and security systems.
SMIC COO resigned as it lost $3.8 million 8/16/2011
The company said it expects revenue to decline in the third quarter by between 14 and 17 percent sequentially.
Renesas sue Vizio for packaging infringement 8/16/2011
Complaints filed at the ITC typically request that the agency bar the importation into the U.S. of products found to infringe patents held by another company.
BART action caused protest and hacking 8/16/2011
When the Bay Area Rapid Transit agency turned off cell phone service to disrupt peaceful protests, many were outraged -- including hacker collective Anonymous, who breached BART's website and released personal information in protest.
A6 processor delayed to accommodate 3D stacking 8/15/2011
The use of a specialized silicon interposer and bump-on-trace interconnect may produce specific requirements in the main processor die.
China copy-cat hurts Taiwan test instrument business 8/15/2011
A growing crowd of China copy cats are going directly to Good Will's global distributors with products that undercut the Taiwan company's prices by as much as 50 percent.
Apple's future campus is round like UFO 8/15/2011
It's expected to have around 2.8 million square feet of internal space, and will house around 13,000 staff.
Google gets into phone business by buying Motorola 8/15/2011
The deal shakes up the Android world. For the first time, Google will have a direct hand in the mobile business that it has fostered from a distance.
HTC to buy US based company 8/12/2011
High Tech Computer (HTC) announced on August 11 plans to invest in US-based Beats Electronics for an amount not exceeding US$309 million
SMIC reports $3.8 Million loss in 2Q11 8/12/2011
SMIC has reported net losses of US$3.8 million for the second quarter of 2011
Samsung announces 512GB SSD with SATA 3.0 interface 8/12/2011
Samsung has announced volume production of SSDs that support the SATA 3.0 interface with data transmissions at 6Gb/s.
Spansion unveil 4Gb NOR flash chip 8/11/2011
Spansion has announced a single-die 4Gb NOR flash chip, made using 65nm process technology.
Powerchip reports July revenues down 5.8% 8/11/2011
Powerchip Technology has reported revenues of NT$3.93 billion (US$136 million) for July 2011, down 5.8% on month and 54.3% on year.
Serial ATA International Organization unveil eSSD standard 8/11/2011
The Serial ATA International Organization (SATA-IO) has introduced a new standard for embedded solid state drives (SSDs).
Foxconn reports 17% increase in July revenues 8/11/2011
Foxconn has announced revenues of NT$229.45 billion (US$7.92 billion) for July, up 0.45% on month and 16.97% on year.
TSMC reports revenue down by 3.4% in July 8/10/2011
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has announced consolidated revenues of NT$35.43 billion for July, down 3.4% on month.
Asustek report strong revenue growth in July 8/10/2011
Asustek Computer has announced non-consolidated revenues of US$1.1 billion for July.
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