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Samsung to produce PRAM Chip next year 11/12/2008
Samsung will begin mass production of 65 nano 512MB PRAM in the first half of the next year.
Google Chief declines White House CTO Job 11/12/2008
Google Chairman and CEO Eric Schmidt, a supporter of Barack Obama's presidential bid, is not interested in serving as the administration-elect's chief technology officer.
Nokia -Siemens to cut 1800 jobs 11/12/2008
Nokia Siemens Networks said it plans to cut 1,820 jobs in Finland and Germany, as part of its $2 Billion Euros cost-cutting programme.
Circuit City files for chapter 11 11/11/2008
Circuit city announced it has filed for chapter eleven bankruptcy protection just a week after the company said it would close 20 percent of its US stores.
iPhone takes No-1 Spot in US market 11/11/2008
Apple's iPhone 3G became the top selling handset among adult consumers in the U.S. in the third quarter of 2008 amid a significant fall off in unit sales.
Notebook manufacturers predicts weak year end demand 11/11/2008
Major Notebook manufacturers is keeping an eye on weak demand at the beginning of the end-of-year holiday high season starting later this month.
Qimonda may be delisted by US Stock Exchange 11/11/2008
Qimonda has announced that on November 7, 2008 it was notified by the New York Stock Exchangethat it is not in compliance with one of the NYSE's continued listing standards.
Nortel to cut 1300 jobs 11/10/2008
Nortel reported a net loss of US$3.4 billion for the third quarter, and plans to cut 1,300 jobs.
Acer to launch Low-Cost Nettop computer 11/10/2008
Acer is planning to launch a low-power and low-cost 1-liter nettop at the beginning of 2009.
Lenovo Q2 profit dive sharply 11/10/2008
Lenovo posted a sharp drop in quarterly profit and warned of tough conditions as consumers and businesses cut back on technology spending.
Rambus filed patent violations complain against Nvidia 11/7/2008
Rambus Inc. has filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) requesting an investigation into alleged patent violations by graphics chip vendor Nvidia Corp., Rambus said.
SanDisk unveils improved write speed for SSD 11/7/2008
SanDisk this week said it has developed a flash memory file system for solid-state drives that would greatly accelerate the write speeds of existing products.
SVG, Elpida venture delay amid market downturn 11/7/2008
Elpida Memory Inc. will delay the start of a DRAM manufacturing joint venture in China by one year or more.
Head of Intel said market will get worse 11/7/2008
Intel CEO Paul Otellini gave a sobering view of the economy to the Web 2.0 Summit crowd Thursday.
Cisco Q1 profit flat, cautious ongoing market outlook 11/6/2008
Cisco reported first quarter net income Wednesday of $2.2 billion, or 37 cents a share, compared to $2.2 billion, or 35 cents a share in the same period last year.
AMD layoff 500 employees 11/6/2008
Advanced Micro Devices, one of the world's two makers of microprocessors for personal computers, said it cut 500 workers effective Wednesday.
TSMC lead in 0.13-micron high-voltage process 11/5/2008
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSMC) appears to have taken a slight lead in the high-voltage foundry market.
IBM chip expert to head ipod, iphone division 11/4/2008
Despite a lawsuit by former employer IBM claiming that he's in violation of a noncompete agreement, Apple has named Mark Papermaster senior VP for devices hardware engineering, a position that gives the 26-year technology veteran oversight of iPhone and iPod development.
Nortel to run another round of job cut 11/4/2008
Nortel Networks Corp. could shed between 3,000 and 5,000 jobs when it details its latest restructuring plan next week, analysts said.
Fujitsu facelift its Lifebook notebook 11/4/2008
Fujitsu announced updates to two of its LifeBook lines, the UMPC-like U series and the tiny P-series tablet.
Seagate released 15,000 RPM 2.5-inch drive 11/4/2008
Seagate introduced a 15,000 revolutions per minute 2.5-inch hard disk drive that doubles the capacity of the company's previous high-performing drive for servers.
Semiconductor firms raised 44% less fund in 3rd quarter 11/4/2008
Semiconductor companies raised $231.6 million in venture capital during the third quarter, a decrease of 44 percent from the second quarter and a year-over-year decrease of 57 percent from the third quarter of 2007, according to a new report from the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA) trade group.
Atmel turned down cash offer 11/3/2008
Atmel has rejected an unsolicited bid from Microchip Technology Inc and ON Semiconductor proposing a joint acquisition of the company for $5 per share in cash, a total value of approximately $2.3 billion
NAND flash revenue to fall in 2009, firm projected 11/3/2008
iSuppli projected worldwide NAND flash memory revenue will fall by 14% to the $12 billion level in 2008, down from $13.9 billion in 2007. In 2009, global NAND flash memory revenue will decline by another 15%, according to the research company's data.
Intel warns credit issue could affect chip demand 11/3/2008
Intel Corp. warned the credit crisis could hurt demand for its chips, and lead to the insolvency of key suppliers that could result in product delays.
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