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Microsoft adds Third Taiwan R&D Center 7/29/2008
Microsoft will establish its third R&D center in Taiwan according to a senior vice president at a forum in Taipei on July 28.
New search engine aims to topple Google 7/28/2008
A former Google employee and her husband launched a new search engine Monday called Cuil (pronounced "cool"), aiming to topple Google.
SMIC continues to post 2-Quarter Loss 7/28/2008
SMIC posted a loss of $45.6 million for the second quarter, compared with a loss of $2.05 million a year earlier.
Chartered to ramp up 45nm process Manufacturing 7/28/2008
Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing will ramp its 45nm process technology this fall amid a weak business outlook for the chip foundry.
Infineon to axe 3000 jobs 7/28/2008
Infineon has announced to cut more than 10 percent of its workforce as a part of the company's cost-cutting program.
HP offer new DDR3 Notebook with Centrino2 Platform 7/25/2008
HP is offering two Centrino 2 notebooks in Taiwan's high-end market, the HP Pavilion DV4 and DV5.
Fujitsu unveil new Centrino 2 Notebook using DDR3 SODIMM 7/25/2008
Fujitsu has introduced its latest enhanced LifeBook tablet-convertible PCs, the LifeBook T5010 and LifeBook T1010
Qimonda unveil DDR3 SODIMM Module 7/25/2008
Qimonda has announced the introduction of a new DDR3 SO-DIMM-1066.
Intel to launch Nehalem CPU in September 2008 7/25/2008
Intel's Nehalem-based Bloomfield processors will now be launch in September along with X58 chipsets.
Spansion, Virident pair up to cut power, cost on server farms 7/23/2008
NOR flash vendor Spansion Inc and server architecture start-up Virident Systems Inc teamed this morning to announce a new approach to slashing power consumption in the massive server farms that lie at the foundation of the Web.
Applied Materials expands manufacturing site in Tainan 7/23/2008
Applied Materials held a groundbreaking for an expansion project of its Tainan Manufacturing Center.
Brocade to spend $3 billion buying Foundry 7/23/2008
Brocade Communications Systems Inc. said it plans to buy data equipment maker Foundry Networks for around $3 billion to expand its product line, customer reach and sales channels.
TI posts lower quarterly earnings 7/22/2008
Texas Instruments Inc. Monday posted lower quarterly profit and revenue as growth in analog chips was offset by weakness in its wireless chip business.
Sandisk reports quarterly loss 7/22/2008
SanDisk quarterly results swung sharply to a loss in Monday amid an unexpected decline in sales and warned worse was in store as it further slashes the prices of its memory chips in the current quarter, sending its shares down 14% after-hours.
Apple earnings beat forecasts, forth quarter outlook disappointed 7/22/2008
Apple reported fiscal third-quarter earnings Monday that beat forecasts on strong sales of Mac computers and iPhones. But shares fell after-hours as the company's outlook for the fourth quarter disappointed investors.
JEDEC to set standard for flash SSD 7/21/2008
JEDEC, the standards group best known for its work on DRAM interfaces, has formed a new group to set standards for solid-state disks that use NAND flash chips.
Sony Ericsson profits down more than 90% 7/21/2008
Sony Ericsson saw its second-quarter earnings drop dramatically from last year, and the company struggled with sales in mature markets.
China unveils their own 3G standard 7/21/2008
China unveils their own 3G standard--time-division synchronous code-division multiple access, or TD-SCDMA in time for the Summer Olympics.
On Semi acquires Catalyst 7/18/2008
Phoenix, Ariz.-based ON Semiconductor Corp said today it would acquire Santa Clara, Calif.-based Catalyst Semiconductor Inc in an all-stock transaction in which Catalyst shareholders will receive 0.706 shares of ON Semi common stock for each share of Catalyst common stock owned, representing an equity value of approximately $115 million and an enterprise value of approximately $85 million.
Disappointing performance seen at AMD 7/18/2008
In contrast to the strong financial results reported two days earlier by rival Intel Corp., Sunnyvale, Calif.-based AMD posted a hefty $1.2 billion net loss for the quarter ended June 28, compared with a smaller $600 million net loss for the comparable quarter in 2007.
Blooms in solar power will create shortage of labor 7/18/2008
Under the renewables umbrella, one of the most promising and fastest moving technologies is that connected with solar power. And for electronics engineers with their eye on the next big thing it may well prove the source of mini-boom in jobs and career development over the next few years.
Samsung/Sun increased NAND life with silicon design 7/18/2008
The new chips are expected to support as many as 500,000 read/write cycles and should be available later this year at costs to be determined.
Converge updates state of memory market 7/17/2008
Open-market vendors are listening to offers, but there are no signs of any buyers. It appears that for the second year in a row, we could be looking at a lackluster back-to-school build season.
Former Samsung Group chief received suspended sentence 7/17/2008
Analysts and experts had expected Lee to escape prolonged jail time because judges have often been lenient to South Korean corporate leaders convicted of white collar crimes on the basis that putting them behind bars could hurt business.
Solar-thermal stores energy for peak usage 7/17/2008
Along with cost per watt, solar thermal's biggest selling point is its ability to store energy and deliver electricity to consumers during periods of peak power demand.
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