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Elpida and Numonyx to produce NOR flash at 12-inch fab 7/10/2008 Elpida and Numonyx announced they have enter into a foundry agreement for Numonyx to utilize Elpida's 12-inch wafer fab to manufacture NOR flash memory. Siemens to axe 16,750 jobs world-wide 7/9/2008 Siemens AG plans to cut around 4 percent of its workforce worldwide as part of an overhaul and as a result of the global economic downturn. Samsung ramps up production for 128GB SSD Drive 7/9/2008 Samsung has started volume production of its 1.8 and 2.5-inch multi-level cell (MLC)-based solid state drives (SSD) with a 128 Gigabyte (GB) storage capacity. Acer to unload stakes in Apacer Technology 7/9/2008 Acer said it plans to sell off all of its 34.4% holding in memory module subsidiary Apacer Technology Fujitsu unveil 256-Mbit FCRAM 7/8/2008 Fujitsu Microelectronic has introduced a 256-Mbit consumer FCRAM featuring low power and high throughput for digital consumer electronics products. Intel to add more investment to Irish Fab 7/8/2008 Intel is set to invest a further tens of millions of dollars at its operations in Leixlip in Kildare, Ireland. AMD unveiled latest Phenom X4 processors 7/8/2008 AMD has released the Phenom X4 9950 Black Edition quad-core processor featuring Clock Multiplier Control. Microsoft may reopen talks with Yahoo 7/7/2008 Microsoft said it was willing to reopen talks on a "major transaction" with Yahoo if the Internet giant replaces its board of directors. VIA sales fall in June 7/7/2008 VIA Technologies announced its revenues for June were NT$568 million (US$18.69 million), a drops of 7.3% on month and 58% on year. Atom shortage to affect MID shipment 7/7/2008 Taiwan LCD panel makers are afraid that a shortage of Intel Atom processors may affect their July shipments of 7- to 10-inch panels targeted to the low-cost notebook and MID (mobile Internet device) applications. Qimonda, Siltronic joined force making advanced transistor 7/3/2008 Qimonda AG and wafer manufacturer Siltronic AG have joined forces to conduct basic research for future transistor architectures. The research focuses on three-dimensional transistors which will enable smaller geometries. 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.  618  |  619  |  620  |  621  |  622  |  623  |  624  |  625  |  626  |  627

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