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| Google net income doubles |
7/20/2006 |
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Google Inc. beat analysts predictions by doubling its second-quarter profit as it leverages its dominance of Internet advertising and search.
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| Good days ahead for ATE sales |
7/20/2006 |
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Teradyne shattered Wall Street's estimates with earning of $0.25 a share on sales of $372.26 million for the quarter.
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| Intel guidance disappoints |
7/20/2006 |
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Intel Corp. reported that profits tumbled 57 percent in the second quarter on falling sales and rising expenses as its market share has been eating away by rival Advanced Micro Devices.
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| Apple earnings beat estimates |
7/20/2006 |
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Apple Computer reported that net earnings jumped 48 percent in the latest quarter, topping forecasts on Wall Street.
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| Sony to sell HD Camcorders |
7/19/2006 |
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Sony Corp. is to launch two models of high-definition camcorders that record images onto DVD discs and hard disk drives (HDDs), the first camcorder maker to offer such products, the company said on Wednesday.
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| Qimonda IPO to raise 1 billion euros |
7/19/2006 |
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Infineon Technologies AG aims to raise about 1 billion euros (about $1.25 billion) through an IPO of its memory unit, Qimonda AG, according to local reports.
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| Analyst improves near-term DRAM market outlook |
7/18/2006 |
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iSuppli Corp. has upgraded its assessment of near-term DRAM market conditions for suppliers to "neutral," up from the "negative" rating it has maintained since April. The upgrade is credited to "improving pricing and demand," the firm said today.
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| Hynix makes 80-nm DRAM |
7/18/2006 |
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South Korea's Hynix Semiconductor said Tuesday it has begun volume production of 80-nm technology-based 512 megabit DDR2 DRAM chips.
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| Judge cut award payment in Rambus suit |
7/18/2006 |
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A U.S. judge tossed out a $307 million patent infringement award to Rambus Inc. in its suit against Hynix Semiconductor Inc., according to Reuters.
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| Analyst cut rating on 3 chip stocks |
7/18/2006 |
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A Wall Street analyst downgraded Texas Instruments and two other stocks from the equivalent of a buy rating to hold, citing growing weakness in demand for cell phones.
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| HP develops tiny wireless chip |
7/17/2006 |
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Hewlett Packard Co. has developed a miniature wireless data chip the company said could broaden access to digital content in the physical world.
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| Advance phones from Samsung |
7/17/2006 |
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Samsung Electronics said it became the first handset maker to deliver an unlicensed mobile access (UMA)-based phone to Europe that supports both fixed-line and wireless telecommunications services.
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| Intel to introduce new Itanium chip |
7/17/2006 |
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Intel Corp. is set to introduce a long-delayed chip model on Tuesday code-named Montecito that is the first in it Itanium chip line to have the equivalent of two electronic brains on a single piece of silicon, the Wall Street Journal said on its Web site.
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| Samsung predict DRAM price dip |
7/14/2006 |
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Samsung Electronics expects prices in dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips to drop in the third quarter after a mild rise in the second quarter
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| Intel to axe 1000 managers |
7/14/2006 |
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Intel plans to fire 1,000 managers as part of an effort to cut $1 billion in costs, a company spokesperson said.
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| 34 states sue DRAM companies |
7/14/2006 |
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Thirty-four states filed lawsuits in U.S. federal court here against eight DRAM manufacturers and their subsidiaries, charging price-fixing.
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| Kingston predicts rapid growth to spur Asia sales 35% in 3Q |
7/13/2006 |
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Kingston believes its shipments of both DRAM and NAND flash products will jump by 35%, sequentially, in the third quarter, in the Asia-Pacific region, thanks to price cuts by Intel, said Scott Chen, vice president of the company's APAC business division.
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