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IBM acquires Infineon's embedded flash technology 12/21/2007
Infineon Technologies AG said it has agreed to license embedded flash memory manufacturing process to IBM.
Toshiba, Sharp in LCD TV alliance 12/21/2007
Toshiba Corp. said it will buy large liquid crystal displays from Sharp Corp. as part of an alliance pack.
Pace to buy Philips set-top box business 12/20/2007
Pace Micro Technology of England set to buy the Royal Philips Electronics set-top box and connectivity solutions business for up to €95.0 million.
Dell releases latest Linux software 12/20/2007
Dell's Inspiron 530N desktop and 1420 notebook are shipping with Ubuntu version 7.10, which was released in October.
Rambus cut sales guidance 12/20/2007
Rambus lowered its Q4 revenue guidance of $45 million to $50 million to $40 million, citing open contract negotiations.
Semi capex to fall next year, report says 12/20/2007
Gartner Inc. has once again lowered its capital spending forecasts for 2008. Capital spending and the fab equipment markets are expected to decline next year.
Patriot Scientific, TPL Group settled suit with Toshiba, Matsushita, JVC, NEC 12/19/2007
The TPL Group and Patriot Scientific Corp. have settled legal suits with Toshiba, Matsushita, JVC and NEC.
TSMC projects better 4th quarter shipment 12/19/2007
TSMC will have an higher-than-expected growth in shipments for the fourth quarter on strong orders in December.
Qimonda to cut R&D jobs, report says 12/19/2007
Qimonda AG plans to cut R&D jobs in North America, reports from the U.S. regional press said.
Best Buy delivers impressive earnings 12/19/2007
Best Buy, the No. 1 electronics retailer, posted much better-than-expected third-quarter profit and sales Tuesday, which it attributed to an extra sales reporting week last month and new store openings.
Intel scales back its Viiv-based PC platform 12/18/2007
Intel Corp. is "scaling back" Viiv, a PC platform that was supposed to bring digital entertainment to the living room, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Gateway CEO to leave 12/18/2007
Acer announced that Gateway CEO, Ed Coleman, has decided to leave the company at the end of January 2008.
Toshiba to use Rambus's XDR technology on HD TVs 12/18/2007
Toshiba has licensed Rambus' high-speed memory technology for use in chipsets for high-definition TVs, the companies said.
Intel to upgrade dual-core mobile platform 12/18/2007
Intel said it plans to ship next month an upgrade of its dual-core mobile platform that's based on the company's next-generation 45-nanometer manufacturing process.
Micron unveil 68nm DDR2 chip 12/17/2007
Micron Technology announced production sampling of its 1 gigabit DDR2 device fabricated on 68 nm DRAM process technology.
Sony unveil hand powered Digital camera 12/17/2007
Sony unveiled a prototype digital camera shaped like a pizza cutter with a wheel that can be turned to generate enough power to take pictures.
Intel to delay X48 Chipset 12/17/2007
Intel may delay the X48 chipset launch by 2 months because motherboard makers are still holding a large volume of X38 chipset inventory.
India PC shipment up 20% in Q3 12/14/2007
PC shipments in India reached over 2.2 million units in the third quarter of 2007. An increase of 19.7 per cent over the same period in 2006, according to Gartner.
SunPower Corp. to buy distributor/system integrator in Italy 12/14/2007
Solar Solutions is a 14-person division of Combigas, a petroleum products trading firm, and distributes components such as solar panels and inverters, and offers turnkey solar power systems and standard system kits through dealers in Italy.
ITC judge ruled in favor of Nokia 12/14/2007
Administrative Law Judge Paul J. Luckern ruled that GSM/GPRS/Edge handsets manufactured by Nokia don't infringe on three Qualcomm patents. Qualcomm noted that the ruling didn't address Qualcomm's WCDMA patents.
AMD Puts 8-core on their Roadmap 12/14/2007
The product roadmap included plans for an eight-core server processor, codenamed Montreal, in 2009. The new product would be introduced along with the company's first server platform, codenamed Piranha. The platform would feature HyperTransport 3.0 and DDR3 memory technology.
Korean memory suppliers to shift production towards NAND flash 12/13/2007
Rising demand for NAND-type flash chips used in portable electronic devices is expected to prompt makers to switch more production from dynamic random access memory (DRAM) to NAND, easing DRAM supply.
Digital convergence promises to reshape industry and world 12/13/2007
Digital convergence promises to reshape the entire electronics industry. The shift will be characterized by lower power consumption, higher processing capacity, greater functionality, interoperability and wireless access to information from myriad sources along with rapid introduction of new products.
Attentions are on future server power consumption 12/13/2007
In total, electricity to power computer servers and related infrastructure worldwide reached 123 billion kWh in 2005, which is equivalent to fourteen 1,000-megawatt power plants, or 14 typical nuclear or coal-burning plants
AMD named Hector Ruiz potential successor 12/13/2007
Ruiz said he expects to remain at the head of the company throughout 2008 and did not disclose when he might hand over to Meyer.
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