|
 |
 |
HP fall short of May Notebook shipment |
6/7/2010 |
HP 's notebook shipments in May 2010 reached only 2.6-2.7 million units, lower than the company's original expectation of 3.2-3.4 million units
|
|
 |
Speedy patent process vs willing to pay |
6/4/2010 |
"The fees will certainly be non-trivial--think in terms of shipping a package overnight versus two- or three-day ground service," Kappos said. "When you multiply the cost by hundreds of patents the fee will grow large even for large entities," he said.
|
|
 |
Apple to announce new iPhone with little surprise factor |
6/4/2010 |
But the only thing that seems certain for Monday is that Apple will keep its streak of coming out with a new version of the iPhone every year will be unbroken. Whether Jobs can pull another significant surprise out of his sleeve will have to wait until he takes the stage.
|
|
 |
Rebound opens opportunity to sell Qimonda Dresden campus |
6/3/2010 |
A semiconductor manufacturer has the ability to rapidly restart operations and take advantage of the strongest recovery in semiconductor market history. The offering in Dresden provides a unique opportunity for a semiconductor company to make a bold, strategic play.
|
|
 |
Florida State U to study power saving architecture |
6/3/2010 |
"Static means information goes through the processor based on the instructions that are determined once at compile-time, rather than each time instructions go through the pipeline dynamically," said Whalley. "Each instruction is fetched in one cycle and then controls the entire processor in a subsequent cycle for a static pipeline."
|
|
 |
Computex fails to define tablet PC |
6/3/2010 |
Consumers have now been exposed to solutions that perform limited functions and therefore the specifications for these new tools actually reference value to the user in a defined context.
|
|
 |
Power management IC halves Atom power |
6/3/2010 |
"We have been working with Intel for about two years on our power management chipset that halves operating power plus enables a 50-time reduction in standby power over Intel's previous generation Atom processor,"
|
|
 |
Semiconductor shipment hit record in April |
6/2/2010 |
"Global sales of semiconductors grew at a healthy rate in April, surpassing the previous monthly record level of November 2007," said SIA President George Scalise in a statement. "As expected, both the year-on-year and sequential growth rates moderated slightly."
|
|
 |
Qualcomm samples 1.2G dual core Snapdragon |
6/2/2010 |
"Qualcomm's first-generation Snapdragon chipsets set a new standard for advanced smartphones and smartbook devices, and our second-generation solutions are already shipping in volume," said Steve Mollenkopf, executive vice president of Qualcomm and president of Qualcomm CDMA Technologies, in a statement.
|
|
 |
Jobs declare "end of the PC era is near" |
6/2/2010 |
Apple's CEO said the day is coming when only one out of every few people will need a traditional computer. Jobs said advances will allow devices like the iPad to do things only desktops and laptops are suited for today.
|
|
 |
Strike could halt Honda's expansion in China |
6/1/2010 |
The latest is Japan's Honda Motor Co., which last week suspended production at all four of its plants in China, according to reports. This is due to a strike at a Honda transmission factory in Foshan, Guangdong, which employs some 1,850 workers, according to reports.
|
|
 |
Abu Dhabi to build to build semiconductor industry at home |
6/1/2010 |
GlobalFoundries, said it is "committed to partnering with ATIC to share best practices and expertise in cluster creation in the near-term and putting a significant technology and manufacturing presence in the region long term."
|
|
 |
Asus to launch 3D PC |
5/28/2010 |
Asustek Computer plans to launch a 3D all-in-one PC using Nvidia's 3D Vision in August, according to sources from PC players.
|
|
 |
Acer launch 7-inch Tablet PC |
5/28/2010 |
Acer today introduced a 7-inch tablet PC along with other products such as e-book readers, all-in-one PCs and smartphones in Beijing
|
|
 |
Inotera unveil plans to 42nm migration |
5/28/2010 |
Inotera Memories plans to migrate to a 42nm process in September 2010, two months ahead of its original schedule, according to company chairman Jih Lien.
|
|
 |
TSMC release 0.18-micron Flash IP |
5/27/2010 |
TSMC has announced its 0.18-micron automotive embedded flash IP that passed AEC-Q100 product qualification requirements for a wide range of automotive applications.
|
|
 |
|