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HP to outsourced 18 Million Notebooks in 2009 12/26/2008
HP has finalized its outsourced production schedule for 2009, with 17-18 million 16:9 aspect ratio notebooks ordered from Taiwan notebook makers.
HP offers new iPhone Application 12/23/2008
HP has launched an application that allows iPhone users to print their photos and pictures wirelessly.
Microsoft to extend dateline for Window XP 12/23/2008
Microsoft has extended the date-line for Windows XP 's demise, the company confirmed today.
Samsung to unveil New NetBook at CES Show 12/23/2008
Samsung plans to launch a new netbook (NC20) based on the VIA Technologies' Nano processor, with the company showcasing the netbook at CES 2009
Taiwan Goverment May Bail Out DRAM Makers 12/23/2008
Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has reportedly drafted about NT$200 billion (US$6.50 billion) to be used in a bailout of the island's fragile DRAM industry, according to sources close to the deal
Intel shipping 160GB SSD Drives 12/22/2008
Intel is now shipping a 160GB version of its solid state SATA drives for mainstream laptops and is preparing to launch a different version for ultraportable notebooks in January 2009.
MicroSoft release new IE patch 12/22/2008
Microsoft issued an emergency patch for Internet Explorer vulnerability that has opened the door for hackers to install malware on susceptible computers without any user intervention.
Qimonda Receives Goverment Loan of $325 Million Euros. 12/22/2008
Qimonda has announced that the company has arranged a financing package of 325 million euros (US$445.58 million) for the ramp up of its Buried Wordline technology
Foxconn Plans To Cut Thousands Of Jobs 12/22/2008
Foxconn Electronics's chairman Terry Gou has said that the economic crisis is three times worse than expected and that Foxconn will have to issue more layoffs in order to reduce the company's operating costs.
Toshiba introduces latest 512MB SSD 12/19/2008
Toshiba introduced and claimed the first 2.5-inch, 512-GB solid-state drive for notebooks.
Spansion complaint against Samsung under investigation 12/19/2008
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has agreed to investigate a complaint by flash memory specialist Spansion Inc. against some flash memory chips made by South Korean giant Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.
World's fastest graphene transistor by IBM 12/19/2008
IBM Research is claiming the world's fastest graphene field-effect transistor (FET), operating at 26 GHz.
The trio develop "smallest" functional SRAM cell 12/18/2008
Toshiba, IBM and AMD have developed what they says is the smallest functional SRAM cell that makes use of FinFETs. The trio outlined details of the cell at this week's International Electron Devices Meeting in San Francisco.
Toshiba to cut NAND production to weather market slowdown 12/18/2008
Toshiba plans to cut its NAND production by approximately 30% next year as it wades through the global recession and the slowdown in consumer spending.
Analyst said Intel's earnings to drop amid weak PC demand 12/18/2008
A Wall Street analyst again cut earnings estimates for Intel Corp., citing continued deterioration in PC demand, but noted that Intel said it is not planning a meaningful headcount reduction.
Dell's green packing initiative saves millions of dollar 12/17/2008
Dell said it would eliminate about 20 million pounds of packaging materials it sends with its products over the next four years, saving more than $8 million.
IC Insights projects DRAM prices to surge in 2010 12/17/2008
DRAM ASPs (average selling prices) will climb significantly in 2010 on high demand and lower supply, according to IC Insights.
Infineon rejects rescue proposal from state of Saxony 12/17/2008
Infineon Technologies has declined to participate in the federal state of Saxony's rescue plans for Qimonda AG, but has left the door open for further negotiations regarding the future of its memory spin-off, in which it holds a majority stake.
SST cut revenue projection 12/17/2008
Silicon Storage Technology lowered its revenue projection for its fourth quarter and said it would cut 120 jobs, about 17 percent of its work force.
Gartner cut 2009 worldwide semi sales 12/16/2008
Global chip sales are expected to fall to $219.2 billion next year, a decline of 16.3 percent from what is likely to be achieved in 2008, according to market research group Gartner Inc.
Toshiba cut NAND production amid sluggish demand 12/16/2008
Toshiba Corp. said it has decided to cut NAND production by up to 30 percent at four of its major facilities in Japan starting early in 2009 in response to sluggish demand and as a sharp cutback in sales led to a buildup in inventories worldwide.
Qimonda got loan, to cut jobs 12/16/2008
The State of Saxony has agreed to loan 150 million euros (about $200 million) to struggling DRAM maker Qimonda AG if parent company Infineon Technologies AG puts up an equal amount of money, according to a Bloomberg report.
Acer crowned top mini-notebook seller 12/15/2008
Acer outdueled Asus in the third quarter to become the world's No. 1 seller of mini-notebook PCs, according to DisplaySearch and Gartner.
Top 10 chip companies by Gartner 12/15/2008
In the projected chip rankings for 2008, Intel Corp. is expected to hold the No. 1 position for the 17th consecutive year, according to Gartner Inc.
Global bluetooth sales keep rising 12/15/2008
The worldwide Bluetooth semiconductor revenue market is expected to be about $1.9 billion in 2008 and about $2.2 billion in 2009, according to IDC.
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