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Blockbuster Launched Online Movie Download Service 12/1/2008
Blockbuster has launched their brand new service to customers which will allow them to download movies directly to their computer
Qimonda unload Inotera shares to Micron 12/1/2008
Qimonda has announced the completion of the sale of its Inotera stake to Micron and the receipt of the second tranche of US$200 million in cash.
Elpida to start 50-nm process DDR3 SDRAM production 11/26/2008
Elpida Memory announced that it has completed development of its 50-nm process DDR3 SDRAM.
Spansion cut Q4 sales estimate 11/26/2008
NOR flash memory specialist Spansion Inc. became the latest semiconductor supplier to issue a warning about revenue in the current quarter, saying it expects fourth quarter net sales to be down about 20 percent sequentially.
Cell phone market to shrink next year 11/26/2008
Cellphone sales are set to fall up to 4 percent in 2009 from this year as the economic slowdown hurts consumer demand across the world, research company Gartner Inc. said.
Notebook sales, services lift HP 11/25/2008
As reported last week in preliminary results for the quarter ended Oct. 31, HP reported a 2% jump in revenue to $33.6 billion, excluding the acquisition of services company EDS and including currency adjustments. If EDS revenue is included, then sales were up 16% from the same period a year ago.
Elpida to buy Powerchip over time, speculators said 11/25/2008
Japan's Elpida Memory Inc. is mulling over a plan to acquire Taiwan's Powerchip Semiconductor Corp., according to reports from Reuters and others.
EMG sues Apple for patent infringement 11/25/2008
A small technology company has filed suit against Apple Inc., claiming the iPhone infringes a recently granted patent for technology used to help mobile devices access the Internet.
Intel, Micron push 34-nm flash memory volume production 11/24/2008
Intel Corporation and Micron Technologies Inc. have started volume production of their jointly developed 34-nm, 32 gigabit multi-level cell (MLC) NAND flash memory devices.
Lam Research to reduce 15% of workforce 11/24/2008
Lam Research said this week it would cut 600 jobs or 15% of Lam's total headcount and will impact regular, temporary, and contract employee positions.
TSMC chairman said current IC downturn substantial 11/24/2008
Chairman of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSMC), was blunt about the market downturn during a speech after being presented with an award from the Semiconductor Industry Association.
IBM plans to buy Transitive 11/24/2008
IBM Corp. has said it plans to acquire Transitive Corp. in California, a developer of virtualization technology that has its R&D base in Manchester, England.
Converge reports on state of DRAM memory 11/21/2008
Pricing has finally stabilized in the DRAM market, there are still no signs of demand. Contract pricing has caught up to pricing in the spot market and both are essentially at parity.
Financial situation hurting Suntech 11/21/2008
"The problem here is the banks. The customer wants more modules, but they have to have liquidity," Chairman and Chief Executive Dr. Zhengrong Shi told an analysts conference call. "We have to separate the market demand and the financial (situation)."
Dell surprise Wall Street 11/21/2008
Dell Inc., the world's No. 2 PC maker, posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit Thursday (Nov. 20) as cost cuts offset lower revenue, sending its shares up about 6 percent.
Core i7 not likely to take hold until 2H09 11/20/2008
Due to the impact of the dropping global economy affecting consumers' willingness to upgrade their PCs, demand for Core i7 is unlikely to pickup until the third quarter in 2009.
Taiwan DRAM industry pushing for government bail out 11/20/2008
The government is mulling whether efforts should be made to salvage Taiwan's DRAM industry, whose major makers have been making huge losses since 2007. For the first three quarters of 2008, combined losses amounted to NT$90.83 billion (US$2.73 billion), and losses are expected continue.
SIA predicts semi re-bounce in 2010 11/20/2008
Growth will return in 2010 and continue in 2011, the SIA said. Sales will grow by 7.4% in 2010 to $264.9 billion and by 7.5% in 2011 to $284.7 billion, according to the group's data.
NXP have seen first sign of decline 11/20/2008
"We now foresee a 15 percent to 25 percent sequential sales decline in the fourth quarter on a business and currency comparable basis."
Micron customized MCP for TI mobile chip 11/19/2008
The small form factor designs of Micron’s MCP solutions allow customers to keep space constraint concerns at bay, while the low-power 1.8-volt power supply of the NAND flash and the inherently low self refresh of the Mobile DRAM allow for extended battery life.
Taiwan's PCS falls from grace 11/19/2008
Taipei, Nov. 18, 2008 (CENS)--PowerChip Semiconductor Corp. (PSC) saw its revenue for October drop over 30% from a month earlier to a five-year low of NT$2.6 billion (US$78 million at US$1:NT$33), losing No.1 title in Taiwan`s DRAM industry.
Analyst rate HP as a star in 2009 11/19/2008
Hewlett-Packard Co. posted stronger-than-expected results and forecast full-year profit above Wall Street estimates, underscoring its resilience to an economic crisis that has dragged down other tech companies.
ON Semi drops bid for Atmel 11/19/2008
Keith Jackson, On Semi president and CEO, blamed the withdrawal on weakness in the financial markets and "the unforeseen deterioration in the semiconductor market" since the companies first proposed a $2.3 billion takeover bid for Atmel last month.
Polysilicon price drop to increase output on Photo-Voltaic Cells 11/18/2008
Global supply of polysilicon is expected to double in 2009, while demand will grow by only 34%. Although demand for polysilicon will still exceed supply in aggregate in 2009, iSuppli predicted the sharp increase in supply will cause polysilicon pricing to begin a steep plunge in 2009 after peaking this year.
Jerry Yang (Yahoo) stepping down 11/18/2008
The change in command announced Monday won't be completed until Yahoo finds his replacement. The Sunnyvale-based company said it is interviewing candidates inside and outside Yahoo in a search led by its chairman, Roy Bostock, and the executive recruitment firm Heidrick & Struggles.
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