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Speculation: Google is designing ARM server 4/22/2010
It was speculated that the design team could be proposing to reduce server power consumption by designing a multiprocessing ARM chip as a server engine, just as the team when working at Apple is believed to have worked with an ARM architectural license to improve power efficiency and extend battery life.
Google to build experimental fibre network 4/21/2010
“We'll deliver Internet speeds more than 100 times faster than what most Americans have access to today with 1 gigabit per second, fiber-to-the-home connections. We plan to offer service at a competitive price to at least 50,000 and potentially up to 500,000 people,” the blog reads.
UAE to build semi-industry with help from Korea 4/21/2010
The UAE delegation, headed by Advanced Technology Investment Co. CEO Ibrahim Ajami, also met with South Korean business leaders, including the president of Samsung Electronics Co., according to the report. The delegation also visited a Hynix Semiconductor Inc. fab in Icheon.
1-Gbit phase memory delayed 4/21/2010
The delay could fuel speculation that phase-change memory is hard to make, or that the technology is going to be de-emphasized when Micron completes its acquisition of the Numonyx.
Early iPad users clings on to Windows 4/21/2010
Windows XP was the most popular OS among iPad users (19.2 percent), followed closely by Windows 7, then Windows Vista. Windows 2000 brought up the rear. 62.95 percent of the group had a computer running Mac OS X.
Altera Stratix V comes in 28nm 4/20/2010
Today, the demand for at-speed deep packet inspection has pushed performance requirements for network-edge devices to the level of core transport. And here’s where the Stratix V might have its best opportunity at obsoleting the ASIC.
Samsung announced 20nm NAND 4/20/2010
''While there may be differences in terms of the process technology itself, they are fundamentally all '20-nm- class' NAND flash technologies. Therefore the key differentiator is when volume production commences.
Is Microsoft switching to ARM server? 4/20/2010
ARM processors are often used as disk drive controllers, but this ad does not mention Intel explicitly and seems to imply an ARM processor could be used for the main server in an attempt to save power.
Gizmodo paid $5K for the 4G iPone? 4/20/2010
Ultimately, Gizmodo may have dropped $5k for a supposed iPhone 4G prototype--but it's racked them up over 10 million page views, according to Site Meter.
Is MRAM to replace battery-back SRAM? 4/19/2010
Everspin (Chandler, Ariz.)Semiconductor Inc.--is positioning its 16-Mbit MRAM for the SRAM replacement, data retention and related markets. Everspin hopes to displace battery-backed SRAMs or associated discrete solutions--a move that threatens the likes of Cypress, ISSI, Maxim, STMicroelectronics, TI and others.
NXP files IPO in US 4/19/2010
The IPO was filed by an entity called Kaslion Acquisition, which will change its name to NXP. As previously reported, NXP (Eindhoven, The Netherlands) and its backers are looking to raise about $1 billion to pay down debt and further improve NXP's financial position.
Electronic shipment affected by European air-space closure 4/19/2010
"If this volcano problem lasts longer than expected, it would have a direct impact on Samsung's chip and cellphone exports," the report quoted Samsung spokesman James Chung saying.
HTC Droid phone get good comments 4/19/2010
The HTC Incredible combines Verizon's network with the latest Google Android release (2.1) wrapped in HTC's Sense UI. The phone runs on a fast 1GHz processor, has a huge 3.7-inch capacitive display and features an 8-megapixels camera on the back. It also comes with 8GB of internal storage, upgradeable up to 32GB via MicroSD cards.
New Micron SSD to use SATA3 and ONFI 2.1 technology 4/16/2010
The P300 drives will be made using Micron's 34-nanometer manufacturing process and will come in 50GB, 100GB and 200GB sizes, shipping in sample quantities to system makers in late May. Dibelius expects them to hit the market in storage platforms in June.
Migration to copper for DRAM boosted equipment market 4/16/2010
Memory suppliers, led by Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., spent large sums of money upgrading their wafer fabs to copper and this affected purchases of copper deposition equipment and materials in 2009. It also hit sales of traditional aluminum equipment and copper will impact nearly every sector of the semiconductor equipment market in 2011,
Tight memory supply keeps small guys out 4/16/2010
''At the same time Samsung and Toshiba will only be supplying chips to select customers due to continued supply constraints,'' he said. ''We believe the card side of the market will remain under pressure as Apple comes back to the market and smartphones continue to gain traction.''
Oracle buys into health-science for $685Million 4/16/2010
Oracle will pay shareholders of Phase Forward--a health-care related software company--$17 for each share, a 30% premium to Thursday's closing price.
Chip market rebounce is solid 4/15/2010
Last year’s talk that the chip industry was about to enter a dark age of low demand and under-investment thankfully now seems to be a distant memory.
Microcontroller Market to expand again 4/15/2010
With their wide variety of uses, including automotive, computer, consumer, communications and industrial uses, microcontrollers are slated to recover this year and grow steadily to $18.5 billion dollars in 2015.
US manufacturing see signs of come back 4/15/2010
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s general economic index climbed to 31.9, a ninth consecutive month of growth, from 22.9 in March. Readings greater than zero signal gains in the so-called Empire State Index that covers New York, northern New Jersey and southern Connecticut.
iPad banned in the Jewish State 4/15/2010
Customs officials said Thursday they already have confiscated about 10 iPads since Israel announced the new regulations this week.
Intel CTO talked about personal energy management 4/14/2010
Meantime, Intel has designed its own smart energy sensor that plugs into any outlet and uses a training mode to learn the electronic signatures of household appliances on a circuit. By turning each household device on and off three times, software algorithms can detect the electronic fingerprint of household devices. It then tracks and monitors energy usage without having to install or retrofit hardware.
Intel Atom to work with Android OS 4/14/2010
James emphasized how a unified operating environment running across a common compute architecture can give developers broader reach and easier access to end users, in any market segment.
Intel beats all estimate 4/14/2010
The strength appears to be fueled by strong sales across its business lines -- in particular for PC microprocessors and chips used in servers -- both of which notched sales gains of more than 40% compared to the same period last year.
Opera Browser now available for iPhone 4/14/2010
The software, which promotes faster browsing by compressing Internet data before displaying it on a mobile device, will be available on the iPhone and iPod Touch by Wednesday.
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