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Beware of your USB sticks 12/10/2008
In the USB ruse, a cookie or malicious executable is transferred from the stick to the host system and then removed from the stick before any trace of it is detected by the user.
DDR3 Trends 12/10/2008
"I think it could be a very strong upturn as we look at the three-to-five year period," Matas said.
Promos to sell asset for survival cash 12/9/2008
In a recent report, Primasia said ProMOS, which had cash of about T$2.9 billion ($86.5 million) as of the end of September, could face increasing risk of default unless it can raise additional funds early next year.
TI to idle fab and curtail spending 12/9/2008
In late December and early next year, TI also plans to idle some undisclosed fabs amid a drop in demand. On average, the company sees fab utilization rates hitting the mid-40 percent range in the fourth quarter.
Sony to reduce investment by 30% 12/9/2008
Hit hard by the current and deep downturn, Sony (Tokyo) also intends to curtail or delay part of its investment plans, and downsize or withdraw from unprofitable or non-core businesses. It plans to reduce the total number of manufacturing sites by approximately 10 percent, from the current total of 57, by March 31, 2010.
State of the DRAM market 12/9/2008
Last week (Dec 2nd to Dec 8th), the DDR2 1Gb eTT chip price dropped from US$ 0.67 to US$ 0.61, with the drop range of 9%. The DDR2 667 MHz 1Gb also dropped from US$ 0.64 to US$ 0.61, with the drop range of 5%. The DDR2 512 Mb eTT slightly dropped 3%, but the price was already closed to the packaging and testing price.
Is Patent Pool an easy way out for standardization? 12/8/2008
Patent pools have become increasingly popular in recent years to handle licensing in cases of relatively large numbers of patent holders and licensors. The pools can help lower transaction costs and reduce uncertainty and time spent negotiating deals, sometimes with competitors across barriers of language and geography.
Breaking News: Rambus to imply Nvidia in memory IP infringement 12/8/2008
The International Trade Commission (ITC) has, at the request of Rambus, instituted an investigation of claimed patent infringement by Nvidia and vendors incorporating the "accused" Nvidia products.
China semi company ranking exposed 12/8/2008
According to the PwC report, the top indigenous Chinese chip company for 2007 was HiSilicon Technologies Co. Ltd., with revenue of about $170 million. HiSilicon Technology is the former chip R&D center of the Huawei Co. that was spun out in 2005.
Intel advances into "Clear Picture" photo CMOS 12/8/2008
"We started with goal of getting [in silicon] 90 percent of the performance of [more] exotic materials with an order of magnitude less cost, but we now have a silicon devoice that is better performance than anything measured in indium phosphide,"
Qimonda may face Bankruptcy 12/5/2008
Qimonda AG said it may face bankruptcy if it fails to find new investors or the cash needed to operate in the coming weeks.
ITC investigating Nvidia 12/5/2008
Rambus said that the U.S. International Trade Commision (ITC) has opened an investigation into possible infringement of the company's patents by graphics chip vendor Nvidia Corp.
AT & T to cut 12000 jobs 12/5/2008
AT&T said it would axe 12,000 jobs a fresh wave of cuts to cope with an economic downturn that has exacerbated a decline in traditional phone sales.
AMD slashed 4th-Quarter Forecast. 12/4/2008
AMD expects revenue from continuing operations for the fourth-quarter to be approximately 25 percent lower than third quarter of 2008 revenue of $1.585 billion.
TSMC to report poor 4th Quarter Sales 12/4/2008
TSMC has announced that its fourth-quarter sales will come in well below the company's previous guidance given at the end of October due to a reduction of wafer shipments.
Taiwan DRAM makers to post huge revenue drop for November 12/4/2008
Major Taiwan DRAM makers Nanya Technology, Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) and ProMOS Technologies are estimated to post revenue drops of 40-50% sequentially in November
Taiwan Motherboard Manufacturers to cut more jobs 12/4/2008
Asustek Computer is planning to layoff 5% of its total workforce, equal to around 200 staff, according to industry sources.
NTT DoCoMo to launch Google Phone next year 12/3/2008
Japan's top carrier NTT DoCoMo Inc aims to launch next year a cellphone developed with Google.
AMD to introduce new Chipsets 12/3/2008
AMD plans to launch a new entry-level IGP chipset, the 760G based on RS780 architecture, in January 2009.
Hynix unveils 2GB Mobile DRAM Chip 12/3/2008
Hynix Semiconductor announced it has developed 2Gb mobile DRAM chips using 54nm process technology.
AMD to introduce 45nm AM3 CPU 12/2/2008
AMD is expected to introduce six 45nm AM3 CPUs in February: the quad-core Phenom II X4 925 and 910 with 6MB L3 Cache, the quad-core Phenom II X4 810 and 805 with 4MB L3 Cache, and the triple-core Phenom II X3 720 and 710 with 6MB L3 Cache, according to sources at motherboard makers.
1GB DDR2 Chip drops to 60 cents 12/2/2008
DRAM prices have dropped to new lows, with 1GB DDR2 reaching only US$0.6, according to market sources.
Asus to ship Eee Box with Celeron Processor 12/2/2008
Asustek is introducing a Celeron version of the Eee Box priced at US$240 in order to increase shipments for this year.
Panasonic Profit Nose-Dive by 90% 12/1/2008
Panasonic has slashed its net profit forecast by 90 percent. The company is facing tougher times as sales drop due to slower consumer spending
Apple Black Friday Sale Dissappointing 12/1/2008
Apple's Black Friday deals did not live up to expectation. Apple offered discount within 5-10% on it iPod and Mac computers.
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