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WinBond to exit Dram Business 8/5/2009 Winbond Electronics plans to lower its sales proportion from standard DRAM to 10% in 2010, and gradually phase out the business, according to company president Tung-Yi Chan. Winbond to license Qimonda GDDR Technology 8/4/2009 Winbond announced that its board of directors has approved a proposal to enter a product transfer and technology licensing agreement with Qimonda for licensing the GDDR specification. Nikon unveil camera with built-in projector 8/4/2009 Nikon to unveiled the COOLPIX S1000pj, the first digital camera with a built-in projector. Seagate to close Singapore Operation 8/4/2009 Seagate Technology said it will close its hard-disk drive manufacturing plant in Singapore by the end of next year and lay off about half of its 4,000 workers. Microsoft to ship IE with Windows 7 in Europe 8/3/2009 Microsoft said it would not separate its Internet Explorer (IE) Web browser from versions of Windows 7 shipped to the European Union when the new operating system launches worldwide in October. Acer continues to use DDR2 module for new notebooks 8/3/2009 Acer said they will use DDR2 memory modules for its notebook lineup, including ultra-thin models, instead of DDR3 parts for which supplies have increasingly become tight. Intel pulls plug on Atom Z Processor 8/3/2009 Intel has reportedly informed customers that it will accept no more orders for its Atom Z processors from netbook makers Intel halts shipment of SSD Drive 8/3/2009 Intel has suspended shipments of its recently launched 34nm NAND flash-based SSDs due to the discovery of a bug that could render the drives inoperable on systems Dell was fined $30,000 in Taiwan for pricing errors 7/31/2009 Dell was fined on Thursday by a Taiwanese city agency for failing to meet sales obligations of heavily discounted products resulting from online pricing snafus, according to online news reports. Intel plan to invest $10 million in five cleantech companies 7/31/2009 Intel Capital, Intel Corp's global investment organization, has announced it will invest approximately $10 million in five cleantech companies. Fujitsu's quarterly loss less than expected and raises profit outlook 7/31/2009 Fujitsu Ltd., Japan's biggest IT services company, reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss thanks to cost cuts and better microchip sales, and nudged up its annual outlook for a bigger profit. Micron Technology launch DDR3 LRDIMM 7/31/2009 Micron Technology Inc. said that it has rolled out the industry's first DDR3 load-reduced, dual-inline memory module (LRDIMM). intel will deliver new Atom chips later this year 7/30/2009 Intel said on Wednesday that it will deliver new Atom chips on time later this year, rejecting a report that the chips have been delayed until 2010. Infineon Austria workers recover full-time work 7/30/2009 Infineon has terminated the short-time schedule for most of its Austrian workers ahead of schedule. The move reflects the improving market situation for the semiconductor company. Analysts predicts the DDR3 SDRAM shortages 7/30/2009 Don't look now, but there are DDR3 SDRAM shortages in the market right now. IBM plan to buy SPSS for $1.2 billion in cash 7/29/2009 International Business Machines Corp. plans to buy technology services company SPSS Inc for about $1.2 billion in cash, the companies said Tuesday. UMC raised its capital spending from $400 million to $500 million in 2009. 7/29/2009 Taiwan's United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC) moved back into the black in the second quarter and raised its capital spending from $400 million to $500 million in 2009. Google sold its stake in AOL at a US$717 million loss 7/28/2009 Google sold its stake in AOL at a US$717 million loss, according to a regulatory filing made on Monday. Agilent will purchase Varian for $1.5 billion 7/28/2009 Agilent Technologies Inc. said it will purchase Varian Inc. for $1.5 billion, paying a 35 percent premium for the supplier of scientific instruments and vacuum technologies in a bid to broaden its own product offerings in new growth areas. Verizon plan to cut 8,000 job 7/28/2009 Verizon Communications Inc. posted a lower quarterly profit and said it would cut 8,000 jobs in its wireline business, as weakness in wholesale and corporate segments overshadowed wireless growth. U.K. prime minister said technology Can Change Global Policy 7/27/2009 The power of the Web and communications will help the world to face global challenges like poverty, human rights abuses, and climate change, said U.K. prime minister Gordon Brown. Samsung to expand production of 40nm 2Gbit DDR3 7/27/2009 Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd has begun mass production of 2Gbit DDR3 devices using 40nm class process technology. Ericsson has won the bidding war over the wireless assets of Nortel Networks 7/27/2009 Sweden's LM Ericsson has won the bidding war over the wireless assets of Nortel Networks, agreeing to pay US$1.13 billion for the financially beleaguered Canadian company's CDMA business and LTE Access technology. Nanya to to solicit Intel investment 7/23/2009 Nanya Technology, is currently soliciting equity investment from Intel through its planned issuance of global depositary receipts (GDRs) or new shares through private placement. Equipment Book-to-Bill improves 7/23/2009 The three-month average of worldwide bookings in June was $323.4 million, SEMI reported, noting that the bookings figure is about 12% greater than the final May level of $287.8 million. Still, the figure is about 69% less than the $934.2 million in orders posted in June 2008.  581  |  582  |  583  |  584  |  585  |  586  |  587  |  588  |  589  |  590

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