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NanYa purchase new Fab Equipments 5/11/2009 Nanya Technology has announced via filings with the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE) two purchases of machinery equipment from unspecified equipment makers Samsung unveils new line of Netbook 5/11/2009 Samsung Electronics America has announced the N110 and N120, new additions to the company's netbook lineup. Cisco's optimistic on business going forward 5/8/2009 Cisco Systems Inc. this week reported a drop in quarterly profit and sales from a year ago, but the network equipment maker said parts of its business are beginning to turn around. TSMC, UMC see improved sales in April 5/8/2009 TSMC and UMC, the world's two biggest contract chipmakers, on Friday posted rising sales growth for April on a monthly basis, driven by growing demand for computers and other consumer gadgets. AMD put focus on MPU, graphic integration 5/8/2009 AMD has reorganized its operating model with the aim of better optimizing its operations to drive performance graphics and MPUs and to also further integrate its x86 processor and graphics technologies. Acer unveils ultra-thin notebook 5/7/2009 Acer has started selling its first CULV-based ultra-thin notebook – the 13.3-inch Timeline 3810T. The notebook adopts Intel's Core 2 Solo SU3500 CPU and GS45 chipset, along with a 320GB hard drive and Windows Vista Home Basic. Phison, Hynix, Numonyx to co-develop JEDEC compliance NAND controller 5/7/2009 Hynix Semiconductor Inc, Numonyx BV and Phison Electronics Corp. have announced that they agreed to develop controller ICs for the next generation of managed-NAND memories based on the newly-released JEDEC eMMC 4.4 specification. Intel bought 4% of ASM 5/7/2009 Intel Corp’s global investment arm, has purchased 4% of ASM International's (ASMI) total common share capital, leaving 54 million common shares outstanding. DRAMeXchange said DRAM pricing to rise amid shrinking supply 5/6/2009 DRAM contract prices are set to rise 10-15% to between US$9-10 per GB in May, up from US$8-8.5 last month, according to DRAMeXchange. Electronic Arts reports quarterly loss, see challenges ahead 5/6/2009 Electronic Arts on Tuesday reported its ninth straight quarterly loss as cost cutting couldn't make up for slumping sales. ASICs to see sequential growth in 3rd quarter 5/6/2009 The market for system ICs including application specific ICs (ASICs), application-specific standard products and programmable logic devices is poised to return to sequential growth in the third quarter after watching its revenue fall by nearly one third over the past six months, according to market research firm iSuppli Corp. Semi sales up slightly, visibility remains low 5/5/2009 Worldwide sales of semiconductors showed a month-over-month increase for the first time in a long time in March, with sales in all geographic regions except Japan showing gains. DRAM prices to upswing throughout 3rd, said an executive 5/5/2009 DRAM prices will be driven up mainly by demand from the China market throughout the third quarter of 2009, with quotes for 1Gb DDR2 to rise from US$1 at present, to US$1.50 or higher SiliconBlue to introduce low-cost FPGA 5/5/2009 SiliconBlue Technologies Corp., a four-year old startup backed by $40 million in venture capital funding, is aiming to buck the odds and thrive with low-cost field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs). Emulex said No to Broadcom's acquisition 5/4/2009 Emulex on Monday rejected Broadcom's $764 million unsolicited acquisition offer, a move that was widely expected by Wall Street investors. Nanya expects DDR3 production to grow in 3rd quarter 5/4/2009 The transition to DDR3 will be sped up by the upcoming launch of PCs with DDR3 in the second half of 2009, according to Pei-Lin Pai, spokesperson for DRAM chipmaker Nanya Technology. IBM double incentives for customers abandoning Sun servers 5/4/2009 IBM aims to convince businesses to switch from Sun servers to Big Blue's hardware. As of last week, IBM doubled the monetary value of incentives offered under its so-called Power Rewards migration program Fujitsu outsource IC manufacturing to TSMC 5/1/2009 Fujitsu and TSMC announced that they will collaborate on leading-edge process technology production for the manufacturing of Fujitsu Microelectronics’ products. UMC hit roadblocks to Acquiring Chinese Company 5/1/2009 United Microelectronics Corporation will not be allowed to acquire Hejian Technology under the current Taiwan rules Microsoft release Window 7 to Developers 5/1/2009 Microsoft has release a version of the next-generation of its Windows operating system available to a limited set of professional developers. AMD launches a new 40nm GPU 4/30/2009 AMD has launched the ATI Radeon HD 4770 graphics processor that harnesses a 40nm manufacturing process for the desktop PC market TSMC 1Q09 profits drop 87% 4/30/2009 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has reported a 87.5% sequential drop in net income to NT$1.56 billion (US$47.11 million) for the first quarter, with revenues going down 38.8% on quarter to NT$39.5 billion. STMicroelectronics to cut 1200 jobs 4/30/2009 STMicroelectronics NV have announced its wireless joint venture with Ericsson would eliminate 1,200 jobs. Acer Chief predicts 200 Million notebook shipment in 2010 4/29/2009 Global notebook shipments are expected to reach 200 million units in 2010, of which, netbooks will account for 25% or 50 million units, according to Acer chairman JT Wang. Atmel lays off more workers 4/29/2009 Atmel have laid off 293 workers, including 266 at the company's fab in Colorado Springs and company's headquarters in San Jose, California.  593  |  594  |  595  |  596  |  597  |  598  |  599  |  600  |  601  |  602

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