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AMD goes to TSMC for 45nm foundry 7/10/2007
Under the plan, TSMC would make 45-nm processors on a foundry basis for AMD, with "volume ramp in 2Q '08," according to the firm.
VPN popularity drives MPU changes 7/9/2007
Two years ago, less than 5% of the data center had been virtualized. By 2010, Intel projects that 25% of enterprise data center servers will be running in virtualization mode. Server design is trying to catch up with the trend.
Intel invested in hot mobile TV start up 7/9/2007
The venture capital (VC) arm of industry-leading chipmaker Intel Corp. participated in the round, as did the VC arm of Taiwanese foundry giant United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC).
Samsung to process all camera sensor in China 7/9/2007
Relocation efforts have been under way from the start of 2007 and is expected to be completed by the end of the year.
Taiwan provides tax break to DRAM manufacturer 7/9/2007
Rexchip, which makes dynamic random access memory chips, will be allowed to take over benefits previously accorded to Powerchip, as its production will draw on assets and equipment provided by the parent company.
DDR3 testing demand on the rise 7/6/2007
Testing demand for DDR3 will be warming up throughout the industry from 2009
Motorola expects job cut to cost $101 million 7/6/2007
Motorola Inc. said it expects to take a $101 million charge in the second quarter for the expenses related to its previously announced job cut.
UMC goes automation for automobile products 7/6/2007
UMC reported that it has collaborated Belgium-based automotive IC maker Melexis to adopt the auto-module producers to assembly its diversified automobile applications, including automotive sensors.
Xbox repairs cost Mircosoft above $1 billion 7/6/2007
Microsoft Corp. said it would take more than $1 billion to fix an unexpected number of repairs to its Xbox 360 video game consoles.
OPTI charges 8 firms for patent infringement 7/5/2007
Opti Inc. has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against eight chip makers including AMD, Atmel Broadcom, Silicon Storage Technology, Renesas, STMicroelectronics, SMSC, and Via, according to a news source.
AT&T offers free Wi-Fi access for customers 7/5/2007
AT&T DSL customers who subscribe service package of 3 megabits per second or higher will get access to any of its 10,000 hot spots in airports, coffee shops, McDonald's restaurants and Barnes & Noble bookstores across the country for free, the company said.
Vietnam - new hot spot for contract manufacturing 7/5/2007
iSuppli Corp. this week reported that Vietnam has becomes the most prominent new “hot spot” for contract manufacturing.
DRAM contract pricing to up 10% 7/5/2007
DRAM spot prices are down, but contract tags are up, according to DRAMeXchange.
Toshiba unveils notebook with HD DVD 7/3/2007
Toshiba launched a notebook with an HD DVD drive, plowing ahead with its support of the high-definition format, even as the market appears to turn in favor of rival Blu-ray.
Sandisk, Ritek signed cross-license agreement 7/3/2007
SanDisk said it has settled the patent litigation against Ritek by signing a royalty-bearing cross-license agreement with the Taiwanese manufacturer
Saifun acquires SMIC IP & 90-nm know-how 7/3/2007
Saifun Semiconductors Ltd. is acquiring IP and 90-nm process technology from Shanghai, China-based semiconductor foundry Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC).
Infineon sold last piece of optical comm business 7/3/2007
Avago Technologies Inc. has completed the acquisition of Infineon Technologies AG's polymer optical fiber (POF) business in Regensburg, Germany
AMD to delay Phenom release 7/2/2007
AMD may plan to postpone Phenom's launch date to the first quarter of 2008, according to sources at motherboard makers.
New graphic cards empower next generation games 7/2/2007
The next generation of computer games sporting more realistic visuals than ever is not yet in full swing but a range of new graphics chips is letting gamers beef up their PCs today in anticipation.
Nintendo Wii outsells Sony PS3 7/2/2007
Nintendo Co. Ltd.'s Wii game console outsold Sony Corp.'s PlayStation 3 by a ratio of over 6 to 1 in June in Japan, a game magazine publisher said.
Micron to cut jobs, capex 7/2/2007
Following a huge loss and a memory downturn, Micron Technology Inc. has cut its capital spending for fiscal 2008.
AMD releases HD 2600, 2400 series 6/29/2007
AMD has released the arrival of the ATI Radeon HD 2600 and Radeon HD 2400 series graphics cards.
Micron Reports third-quarter Loss 6/29/2007
The U.S. computer-memory chips tycoon Micron Technology Inc., has reported its third-quarter loss as $225 .
Western Digital expected to buy Komag 6/29/2007
Western Digital Corp. is expected to purchase Komag Inc with around $1 billion cash.
Mosaid divesting semi IP business 6/29/2007
Mosaid Technologies Inc. decided to exits its semiconductor IP(intellectual property)product business, declaring the sale of its Ottawa-based head office campus.
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