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Nvidia takes 200 million charge, lower estimates 7/3/2008
Nvidia has significantly cut estimates for its fiscal Q2 2009 and announced a $150 million to $200 million charge for the quarter ending July 27 on a product defect issue.
Blockbuster withdraws offer to buy Circuit City 7/2/2008
Blockbuster is withdrawing its proposal to acquire Circuit City Stores.
HP introduces quad-core Opteron server 7/2/2008
HP introduced a low-priced personal workstation powered by a quad-core Opteron server processor from Advanced Micro Devices.
Future iPhone designs include Intel's Atom technology 7/2/2008
A version of Intel's Atom processor is already designed into the generation of the Apple iPhone set to follow on from the imminent 3G iPhone
Toshiba's notebook to have Ericsson's broadband gears 7/1/2008
Ericsson said it will equip Toshiba's business laptops with integrated support for mobile broadband access using HSPA.
Lenovo to sell desktop outside mainland China 7/1/2008
Lenovo spread its consumer desktop wings on a global scale, announcing its first desktop to be released outside of China.
Samsung invests in smartcard chips company 7/1/2008
Samsung Ventures America announced it has invested in French fabless supplier of smartcard chips Inside Contactless SA
Renesas reorganizes China operation to cut cost 7/1/2008
Renesas Technology Corp. has reorganized its sales and support operations in China again in a move to cut cost.
Samsung SDI to boost OLED production 6/30/2008
Samsung SDI Co said it would boost production of next-generation organic displays to six times the current level by mid-2009, spending $529 million.
PC shipment rose 12% amid strong notebook sales 6/30/2008
Global PC shipments grew by more than 12% in the first quarter, driven mostly by a strong demand for mobile computers, a market research firm said
Former Infineon CEO led Grace Semi in Europe 6/30/2008
Grace Semiconductor Corp. is about to build up a European headquarters, based in Villach, Austria. The entity is reportedly led by former Infineon CEO Ulrich Schumacher.
Qimonda to merge with Asian partner? 6/27/2008
Qimonda recently entered a far-reaching cooperation in the field of memory chip production -- is seen as the preferred buyer.
Micron reports Q3 loss 6/27/2008
In 2007 and early 2008 the company "experienced a supply driven semiconductor pricing downturn in the face of a relatively strong demand environment."
Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) market topped $6B 6/27/2008
Nine companies exceeded $200 million in sales during 2007, according to Yole, compared to only four companies in 2006.
IBM cut staff at Burlington 6/26/2008
Of the 180 people impacted by the Tuesday layoff, 110 were regular employees and 70 were long-term supplemental employees, which IBM Spokesman Jeff Couture explained are contract, flexible work employees.
Hynix DRAM injunction needs court ruling 6/26/2008
A jury decided in April 2006 that Hynix did indeed infringe on Rambus’ patents, but final resolution of the case has yet to be achieved.
Motorola icon not enough for survival 6/26/2008
The stock price is headed down again, buffeted by negative investor sentiments and a rash of downgrades by disillusioned financial analysts who argue Motorola is losing further market share as growth in the mobile handset industry drops.
Symbian Foundation bad for Google and MS 6/26/2008
They will impact Android on volume and Microsoft on value. Symbian will match Android on zero-dollar pricing, and this diminishes one of its major competitive advantages. For Microsoft, the pressure will surely mount to cut the price of its license fees to handset vendors
Analyst tags Qimonda as "underperform" 6/25/2008
If Qimonda is forced to sell its stake in Inotera and is unable to replace it with a complementary low-cost capacity, it would end up being operated as a marginalized player in the industry.
Applied Material defends itself on solar infringement 6/25/2008
Applied Materials Inc said late Monday that it believes its SunFab thin film solar tandem junction technology does not infringe European Patent No. EP 0 871 979 issued to the University of Neuchatel (the "Neuchatel patent"), which is at issue in the Sunfilm lawsuit.
New Flash RAM to replace DRAM in servers 6/25/2008
The ideal solution for this data, was not DRAM, but a non-volatile memory that could provide read-access parity with DRAM, update in a reasonable time, but have a fraction of the power consumption.
Cisco: Mobile data to take center stage 6/25/2008
Mobile data traffic will roughly double each year from 2008 through 2012.
Smart utility meters to have multiple functions 6/24/2008
Some 50 million old meters in the United States are likely to be replaced by advanced meters by 2010 at a cost of about $18 billion, according to a recent analysis by Deutsche Bank. Worldwide, only 6% of electricity, 8% of gas, and 4% of water meters are even automated,
iSupply see explosive growth on solar semicoductors 6/24/2008
By 2010, iSuppli predicts that there will be as many as 400 global production lines that can produce at least 1 Megawatt (MW) of PV cells per year, which would be a four-fold increase from the approximate 90 to 100 production lines running in 2007.
MMI predicts IP network devices growth in homes 6/24/2008
The number of IP-enabled consumer devices in the home should grow from a current base of 64 million to 215 million in 2012, Multimedia Intelligence Inc. predicts in a new report and white paper.
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