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AMD rolls out Phenom processor 11/21/2007
AMD rolls out its first native quad-core desktop processor a 65-nanometer Phenom processor running at up to 2.3 GHz
1Gb DDR2 Chip to drive mainstream standard 11/21/2007
Price of 1Gb DDR2 chips has dropped below US$2 and could become the mainstream market specification by the second quarter of 2008, according to DRAM makers.
Worldwide Notebook PC shipment to reach 93 Million 11/20/2007
Global shipments of notebook PCs, as affected by the shortage of some key components, are expected to reach 93 million units in 2007
HP quarterly profit rises 11/20/2007
HP issued a better-than-expected quarterly profit and outlook driven by strong sales of notebook computers.
NEC launch new EDRAM Chip 11/20/2007
NEC Electronics introduced two new technologies for the manufacturing 40nm system-on-chip (SoC) devices with embedded dynamic random access memory (eDRAM).
Smart adds new 8GB DDR2 DIMM 11/19/2007
SMART Modular Technologies has added to its lineup of Socket F, DDR2 registered DIMMs with an 8-Gbyte module.
Samsung cut 1000 jobs 11/19/2007
Samsung Electronics has cut more than 1,600 jobs since March amid a major restructuring effort.
AMD to launch new Graphic Chip 11/19/2007
AMD said it is planning to launch two versions of its RV635 graphics chip, XT and Pro.
Analyst warns about semi equipment downturn 11/16/2007
“We believe the semiconductor industry would fall into a demand-driven downturn in 2008. The ramifications of this event would be milder compared with 2001, but much dependent on the segment in the supply chain, with the downside risk lower for semiconductor companies"
IBM to try at distributed computing again 11/16/2007
For instance, a brokerage in New York that needs to use local servers to close trades could dispatch back-office number crunching to under-utilized machines in a branch office -- saving time and money.
Vodafone plans to expand through acquisitions 11/16/2007
Vodafone continued to pursue investments that would allow it, over time, to gain control -- although he noted that a "very strong" dividend stream might also focus Vodafone's attention in "some circumstances".
AMD sold 8.1% stock to oil rich Middle East company 11/16/2007
Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Development Co said on Friday it had bought 8.1 percent of U.S.-based Advanced Micro Devices Inc, the second-largest maker of computer processors.
Short term memory prices to stay low 11/15/2007
“The oversupply is being caused mainly by the South Korean memory manufacturers shifting production capacity from DRAM to NAND.
Printable silicon will revolutionize industry 11/15/2007
Kovio claimed that radio-frequency identification tags using its silicon ink will drop Kovio's price from 15 cents today to 5 cents by 2008, when Kovio begins volume production of its inkjet-printed RFID tags.
Microsoft promotes built-in GSM internet card on notebooks 11/15/2007
Microsoft and the GSMA published on Tuesday a study conducted by Pyramid Research that showed the majority of consumers would want such a notebook, if it fell within the $500 to $1,000 price range. If PC makers and wireless carriers worked together, such mobile PCs could fetch tens of billions of dollars each year in hardware sales.
$199 Linux PC proven hot seller at Walmart 11/15/2007
The gPC comes pre-loaded with the gOS operating system -- a Linux variant -- and a 1.5 GHz processor manufactured by Intel clone maker Via Technologies. The rest of the specs include an 80-Gbyte hard drive and 512 Mbytes of DDR 2 memory.
TSMC may take over AMD Germany Fab. 11/14/2007
AMD has been one of the largest international investors in Germany during the previous decade. Total investment in the Dresden site, including Fab 30, Fab 36, and the Dresden Design Center, was approximately $ 5 billion by the end of 2006.
TSMC to buy back Philips divestiture shares 11/14/2007
Philips, which currently holds an 8 percent stake in TSMC, intends to sell up to $1.5 billion of its shareholding in TSMC in the open market during this period.
NEC financial improved but still at a loss 11/14/2007
Net loss for the six months ended September 30 shrank to $41 million from $86 million, in the year-ago comparable period. NEC's revenue fell 3.6 percent, to $18.6 billion from $19.3 billion.
Netherlands court dismissed Nokia's claim against Qualcomm 11/14/2007
The judges said the court did not have jurisdiction to rule on Nokia's claims outside of the Netherlands. They also ruled that Nokia had not presented enough information on the specific patents and licensing agreements.
Hynix/ProMOS alliance worries DRAM makers 11/13/2007
Taiwanese chip makers have had a hard time developing the 60-nano level production process, the provision of the technology by Hynix will lead to greatly reducing the technological gap between Korean and Taiwanese companies.
Qimonda cuts capex for fab. 11/13/2007
Qimonda executives said in a conference call with financial analysts that CapEx for the financial year 2007 had come in at approximately $1.29 billion, down from approximately $1.32 billion as previously projected.
Microelectromechanical revolutionized every industry 11/13/2007
Global MEMS market in 2006 was about $7 billion and is expected to grow to more than $11 billion by 2011. In 2007, about 400 million MEMS chip units were shipped, or about 5 percent of the total foundry market.
New Zune players take spotlight 11/13/2007
Microsoft originally introduced the new models last month. They can wirelessly and automatically update their music, photos and videos when placed near a user's computer.
IBM regains spot for super fast computer 11/13/2007
The BlueGene/L System has held the No. 1 spot since November 2004. The latest list of top 500 computers was released Monday at SC07, the international conference on high-performance computing in Reno, Nev.
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