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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.
Intel/Samsung see coming explosion on wireless data 4/13/2010
Today our CLEAR mobile customers are using an average of more than 7GB of data per month on our network. And while other companies are considering how to curtail usage, we simply say to our customers, here’s the Internet: the world in the palm of your hand – enjoy it,” said Mike Sievert, Chief Commercial Officer at Clearwire, in a statement.
Numonyx to discuss PCM issues at reliability conference 4/13/2010
The paper is due to be presented at 9:45am on Thursday May 6 and its contents may help to determine whether phase-change memory has a future as a mainstream semiconductor memory technology.
US government to help high-tech job seekers 4/13/2010
The U.S. Department of Labor this week said that approximately 4,000 workers from companies in 10 states—California, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin—are eligible to apply for Trade Adjustment Assistance. Workers covered by the TAA certifications will be contacted by their respective states.
Elpida filed suit against Best Buy 4/13/2010
In the complaint, Elpida asserts that Infineon and other defendants ''are engaged in infringing activities by manufacturing, using, selling, offering for sale, or importing Infineon's microcontrollers used in mobile devices.''
Hynix plans to reduce debt riding on an up-year 4/12/2010
"It is expected that Hynix will earn more cash due to the stronger market. In the long term, Hynix will lower the debt to below 4 trillion won," the chief executive said. Referring to the ambitious sales target and the upbeat market mood, Kwon has simply stopped worrying about a "bubble" in the industry.
Infineon initiates massive DRAM infringement complaint 4/12/2010
Germany's Infineon Technologies AG named a whopping 20 defendants in the suit, but its prime target is Japanese memory chip giant Elpida Memory Inc., which Infineon in its complaint alleged "has adopted wholesale, without Infineon's authorization, many of Infineon's patented inventions."
Memristor can revolutionize computing technology 4/12/2010
HP said memristor, which represents the fourth basic circuit element in electrical engineering, can not only be useful in storage devices, but can also perform logic. This means that computation one day could be performed in chips where the data is stored, rather than on a specialized central processing unit.
RIM acquires media sound software company 4/12/2010
"We look forward to ongoing collaboration between Harman, QNX and RIM to further integrate and enhance the user experience between smartphones and in-vehicle audio and infotainment systems," Mike Lazaridis, President and Co-CEO at RIM, said in a statement.
Elpida to increase Dram supply to Taiwan customers 4/9/2010
Elpida Memory will continue to supply sufficient DRAM chips to Taiwan manufacturers according to company CEO Yukio Sakamoto speaking at a recent visit by Asustek.
Intel to launch new 6-series chipsets 4/9/2010
Intel plan to launch its 6-series desktop chipsets including Q67, Q65, B65, H67 and P67 for a first-quarter 2011 launch.
SIS report increase in revenues 4/8/2010
Silicon Integrated System (SiS) expects its revenues in the second quarter of 2010 to bounce back to the same level as in the fourth quarter of 2009
PSC to ship 40-nm Nand Flash Chip 4/8/2010
Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) is set to kick off shipments of its 40nm NAND flash chips in the second half of 2010.
UMC sales up by 9% 4/8/2010
United Microelectronics Corp has reported sales for March that are up 9.8 percent on sales in February 2010.
Elpida to increase wafer capacity to taiwan partners 4/7/2010
Elpida Memory is expected to outsource a total of 140,000 wafers a month to subsidiary Rexchip Electronics, Winbond Electronics and ProMOS Technologies at the end of 2010.
Nanya reports revenue growth for March 2010 4/7/2010
Nanya Technology and Inotera Memories both enjoyed revenue growth in March 2010.
A-DATA predicts record revenues in 2010. 4/7/2010
A-Data Technology report revenues reach NT$4.83 billion (US$153 million) in March 2010.
Intel pays CEO $ 14 Million in 2009 4/6/2010
Intel 's Paul Otellini, president and CEO received about $14.1 million in total compensation for doing his job in 2009, an increase of 16.7 percent over what he was paid in 2008
Samsung reports record first quarter profit 4/6/2010
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. said it expects to report first quarter sales of 33 trillion to 35 trillion Korean won ($29.2 billion to $31 billion).
Kingston buys more Elpida share 4/6/2010
Elpida Memory's board of directors has approved plans to issue new shares and convertible bonds worth a total of US$200 million to Kingston Technology.
Sony sells LCD factory to Foxconn. 4/5/2010
Sony plans to sell their LCD TV manufacturing plant in Europe to Foxconn Electronics.
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