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Elpida hangs up price war 6/25/2007
Elpida Memory Inc. hangs the price war that hurt sales early in the year with a preview of a big sale in the second half of the year.
Infineon close R & D center in Sweden 6/22/2007
Infineon Technologies AG is closing an R&D operation at Kista, Sweden, affecting 130 jobs.
Powerchip to invest in DRAM chip test plant 6/22/2007
Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation on June 21 held a ground breaking ceremony for its IC research and testing center in Hsinchu, Taiwan
AMD to launch Phenom CPU in November 6/22/2007
AMD's family of high-end desktop CPUs Phenom is scheduled to start appearing in November.
Toshiba introduces NAND flash that supports both SLC and MLC architectures 6/21/2007
Toshiba announced a new series of mobile phone embedded NAND flash memories, mobileLBA-NAND, in a configurable single-level cell (SLC) memory area and a multi-level cell (MLC) memory area.
Intel to speed up introduction of Bearlake Chipsets 6/21/2007
Intel plans to suspend production of five 1066MHz Core 2 Duo CPUs by late 2007 and boost Intel 3-series desktop chipset (Bearlake) sales.
Foxconn may acquire taiwanese memory module company 6/21/2007
Foxconn Electronics is attempting to extend its presence in DRAM module business is being fueled by reports that the company has recently accumulated shares at Transcend Information.
Toshiba speed up Flash Memory production 6/20/2007
Toshiba plans to speed up its flash memory expansion plans and boost production capacity by 70 percent by June 2008.
TSMC to purchase Fab Equipments from Hynix 6/20/2007
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd may decide sometime in September whether to purchase equipment from Hynix Semiconductor.
Samsung launch 1 Terabyte Hard-Disk 6/20/2007
Samsung has announced its one terabyte (TB) F1 series hard disk drive (HDD), which features the highest recording density in a 3.5-inch HDD using only three disks
Russia to build 300mm Fab 6/19/2007
Russia is planning to construct a 300-mm wafer fab at Nizhny Novgorod according to Alexander Kalinin, deputy chairman for the Russian Federal Fund for Electronics.
Yahoo replace CEO 6/19/2007
Yahoo replaced Chief Executive Terry Semel with its co-founder Jerry Yang, bowing to pressure as the company has fallen behind Google.
Google opens China R & D center 6/19/2007
Google plans to open a research and development center in Shanghai, stepping up its effort to build a bigger search business in China.
Taiwan company reluctant to setup Korean Memory Testing Plant 6/18/2007
Taiwan's memory back-end service providers are showing little interest in Hynix Semiconductor's offer of incentives aimed at luring them to set up a testing plant in Korea.
Dram price to rebound by late June 6/18/2007
DRAM module makers in Taiwan generally believe DRAM prices should hit bottom during late June with a rebound to follow soon.
Kingston China starts test operation 6/18/2007
Kingston Technology's fully-owned testing and packaging house Payton Technology has started production at its window ball grid array (WBGA) lines
Hynix credit rating improved 6/15/2007
'Hynix will maintain its strong position in the global dynamic random access memory (DRAM). In addition, it will remain competitive due to its continual migration into 66nm processing technology and the fact that its planned 12-inch wafer production capacity in China and Korea'
Flash cache on PC not found very powerful 6/15/2007
The technology may have a hard time finding a foothold on the desktop—at least, motherboard manufacturers seem to think so. They believe the performance gains offered by Turbo Memory are not significant,
Samsung opens largest fab in North America 6/15/2007
Samsung said that the 1.6 million square foot building -- as large as nine football fields—will be used to manufacture 300-mm NAND flash memory wafers with the first product of the new plant to be 16-Gbit NAND flash chips on 50-nm process technology.
Intel next generation South Bridge includes memory controller 6/15/2007
Tukwilla will also integrate one or more memory controllers on die. Again, Intel would not detail the controllers except to say they would enable high capacity memories.
Over 2 Billion PC Users In 2015 6/14/2007
The world will see more than 2 billion PCs in use by 2015, which means two out of every seven people in the world are PC users eight years later, a market research firm said Monday.
Intel Will Slash Priceof Core 2 Quad Chips by 50% 6/14/2007
Intel Corp.the leading chipmaker is planning to reduce price of some processors including its Core 2 Quad processors by 50 percent on July 22, in a document Intel has distributed to its customers, according to a report published Tuesday from Bloomberg news.
SIA Growth Forecast For 2007 Semi Down to 1.8% 6/14/2007
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA),one of many industry watchers that has backtracked on previously optimistic outlooks for the year's performance, dramatically downgraded its forecast for 2007 global microchip sales growth yesterday from its 10 percent estimate made in February to a 1.8 percent.
Hard Drive Industry Faces Hard Time 6/14/2007
According to iSuppli, although HDD shipments increased by 12.2 percent, in the first quarter compared to the same period a year ago, they declined by 4.7 percent from the fourth quarter of 2006. Meanwhile plunging prices squeezed the margins of the major HDD suppliers during the period.
Memory prices on the rebound 6/13/2007
"We're probably closer to price-bottoming than not," Kipp Bedard, Micron's vice president for investor relations, said Tuesday at a shareholder conference in New York.
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