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IBM to reduce pay on 3500 employees 8/8/2008
“The pay changes are being done to reduce costs and improve competitiveness, and also to reflect pay practices of other companies in the IT industry. We did a survey of competitors and found that most of those who have this alternate type of work schedule don’t pay a premium and those who do only pay about half of what IBM does."
Nvidia to use Transmeta's LongRun 2 technology 8/8/2008
The LongRun2 technology is a set of advanced power management, leakage control and process compensation technologies that are meant to reduce the negative effects of increasing leakage power and process variations in new process geometries.
3 companies to joint develop new package technology 8/8/2008
The foundation of the technology that the companies hope will become a standard is Infineon's embedded wafer-level ball grid array technology that uses a combination of traditional front-end and back-end semiconductor manufacturing techniques with parallel processing of all the chips on the wafer, meant to lead to reduced manufacturing costs. The increased level of integration of the silicon's overall protective package, along with a higher number of external contacts.
Qimonda acknowledge rumor of Elpida joint venture 8/8/2008
Memory maker Qimonda has acknowledged media reports that it is in talks with technology partner Elpida about a joint manufacturing deal.
Elpida to form joint-venture Chinese DRAM plant 8/7/2008
The joint venture will be located on a site area of 320,000 square meters, and expects to start operations in Q1 2010, with initial production plans calling for 40,000 wafers per month (wpm), rising to 80,000 wpm at a later time.
Hynix/Numonyx set to broaden joint development on NAND 8/7/2008
The synergies between the companies, combined with Numonyx's 40 year legacy in non-volatile memory and experience developing firmware, microcontroller and other system solutions will be key factors in helping to solve the limitations of the technology–moving NAND from raw silicon to systems, Hynix and Numonyx purport.
Beijing uses hi-tech to control Olympics weather 8/7/2008
The p575 will provide 10 times the computational power of the BMB's current weather-forecasting system. In addition to providing up-to-the-hour forecasts, it will be used to help predict air quality in Beijing and to improve the accuracy of forecasts in the regions surrounding the capital.
Lenovo stock climbs 8/7/2008
China's largest maker of personal computers reported a net profit of $110.49 million from April to June, versus a $66.84 million profit a year ago.
DRAM prices to hang low for another quarter 8/6/2008
Average DRAM contract price is expected to decline by more than 10% from the current level by the end of the third quarter. The inventory level in the channel and among PC OEMs has increased compared to the second quarter. Global economic conditions are adding more uncertainty on the demand side of the equation.
Tessera's McWilliams to transition out 8/6/2008
McWilliams is transitioning to a new role as chief strategy officer. Henry ''Hank'' Nothhaft, current vice chairman of the board, will become president and chief executive, effective immediately. McWilliams will remain chairman of Tessera's board of directors.
Digital TV to dominate Western Europe 8/6/2008
Germany will grow from 15.3 million households with digital TV in 2007 to 30.4 million in 2013. France, currently in second place with 18 million households, will retain that position with 26.9 million in 2013. The UK, in the lead at the end of 2007 with 22.3 million households, will slip to third by 2013, with 26.46 million households.
Cisco grows on global Internet boom 8/6/2008
Cisco has benefited as global phone companies and large corporations upgrade their networks to meet growing Internet use, but investors have been worried that a weaker economy could weigh on technology spending.
64bit PC applications can be salvation to DRAM prices 8/5/2008
The best way to solve an inventory build-up is to ship more product, and in this case, the best way to ship more product is to ship 64-bit Vista and lots of RAM. If the two are indeed linked, we should see an increasing shift to 64-bit Vista over the next few months.
Intel publish paper on many-core architecture 8/5/2008
It uses a 1024 bits-wide, bi-directional ring network (i.e., 512 bits in each direction) to allow agents to communicate with each other in low latency manner resulting in super fast communication between cores.
Semiconductor ranking tabulated 8/5/2008
Market research company uncovered a big shakeup in ranking, which includes 8 US companies, including three fabless semiconductor suppliers; 6 Japanese companies; 3 European companies; 2 South Korean; and one Taiwanese company.
Printed electronics to expand on applications 8/5/2008
Printed electronics will soon expand to include LED displays, batteries and solar cells, the company says. This will drastically affect the demand and thus the market volume for the chemicals used to manufacture these products.
Solar Electric to be converted for storage 8/4/2008
Within 10 years homeowners will be able to power their homes in daylight through photovoltaic cells, while using excess solar energy to produce hydrogen and oxygen to power their own household fuel cell. Electricity-by-wire from a central source could be a thing of the past.
India government promotes solar-electric projects 8/4/2008
Reliance Industries, submitted a $2.7 billion proposal to manufacture solar photovoltaic panels and polysilicon materials used to make panels.
Mass MEM technology used at the Olympics 8/4/2008
The Waving Torch uses MEM accelerometer to detect the beginning and end points of a movement as the torch is waved. On the front edge of the torch, the linear array of LEDs spells out the stored message by synchronizing the LEDs' illumination with their position in space.
Giant LED display shines at Beijing Olympics 8/4/2008
The Japanese consumer electronics giant will supply the Beijing Games with 25 LED Astrovision video display screens, delivering a total of almost 4,000 square feet.
Quanta to build Atom Notebook for Lenovo 8/1/2008
Lenovo has picked Quanta Computer to manufacture its netbook products which will launch in the third quarter.
Nortel network loss widens 8/1/2008
Nortel Networks said its quarterly loss tripled as restructuring charges and warned that a tough U.S. market is continuing to create deep operating expediture.
Atmel to cut its French Workforce 8/1/2008
Atmel said it will cut up 210 workers within its operations in Nantes ,France.
Sony unveiled Centrino2 Notebook 7/31/2008
Sony has unveiled a high-end Vaio Z-series, enterprise and entertainment Vaio SR-series and high-definition multimedia entertainment Vaio FW-series notebooks all adopting Intel's latest Centrino 2 platform.
Toshiba unveil 2.5-inch external drive 7/31/2008
Toshiba has unveiled Toshiba iSense, a 2.5-inch external HDD series with storage capacities of 160GB, 250GB and 320GB.
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