Home
News
Products
Corporate
Contact
 
Tuesday, March 4, 2025

News
Industry News
Publications
CST News
Help/Support
Software
Tester FAQs
Industry News
Gartner revised chip growth in 2006 2/16/2006
Market forecaster Gartner has revised its forecast for chip market growth in 2006 upwards to 9.5 percent as a result of news of increased capital spending budgets for 2006.
Microsoft to release Office 2007 2/16/2006
Microsoft Corp. unveiled multiple versions of its upcoming Office business software suite with features that aim to simplify worker collaboration and improve efficiency.
DDR2 shortage to remain 10% by March 2/15/2006
Shortage in DDR2 has reached 15-20% as PC makers significantly raising their DDR2 adoption rate, according to DRAMeXchange.
NAND makers take a hit 2/15/2006
Shares in NAND flash manufacturers fell amid rumors that Sony would use hard discs in its MP3 players instead of flash chips due to collapse in reaching NAND pricing agreement with Samsung.
TI ships chip to power $20 handset 2/15/2006
Texas Instruments says it will soon start supplying mobile phone producers with a single chip that powers an entire entry-level handset to allow them to be priced as low as just above $20.
Apple ships notebook with Intel chip 2/15/2006
The first portable computers with Intel Corp. chips was shipped this week, after announcing last year it would switch from IBM chips, Apple Computer said.
DDR2 prices to increase, Nanya said 2/14/2006
Nanya Technology expects the DDR2 shortage to increase to 30-40% in February, according to the company cited a source in Taiwan.
HP to make portable device business stand-alone 2/13/2006
Hewlett-Packard will announce plans to make its hand-held device business a stand-alone entity, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing company executives.
Hynix NAND memory sales up 500% in 2005 2/13/2006
Hynix Semiconductor posted a 500% jump in NAND flash memory sales in 2005, according to iSuppli Corp.
20 millions handsets to emerging market, Motorola said 2/13/2006
Motorola said it expects to have shipped a total of 20 million of its ultra-cheap handsets for emerging markets by the end of 2006, shipping more than 10 million this year alone.
Intel works on 4-core processor, report said 2/13/2006
Intel Corp. is preparing a server CPU component based on four processor cores and expects to ship the product early in 2007, according to a Reuters report.
DRAM sales declined in 2005 2/13/2006
Worldwide DRAM revenues declined 5 percent in 2005 to $25 billion, down from $26.3 billion in 2004, according to Gartner Dataquest.
Motorola new music phones to have Windows Media 2/13/2006
Motorola will add Windows Media in its music phone.
Agilent earnings jumped on sales of units 2/13/2006
Agilent Technologies reports quarterly profit jumped on huge gains from the sale of its semiconductor products business and other divestitures.
SanDisk Corp./ Toshiba announced increased investment in 300mm fab 2/10/2006
“We expect this significant acceleration in production output will further reduce our costs and provide substantial new captive capacity to meet the anticipated growth in demand from new markets.
Technology export control killed Transmeta deal 2/10/2006
After several meetings with U.S. government officials, Transmeta and Culturecom mutually concluded that the necessary technology export control approvals could not be obtained for these two agreements within the timeframe.
Remarkable Nand profit elevates manuafacturer value 2/10/2006
Top suppliers Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Toshiba Corp. and Hynix Semiconductor Inc. all reported enviable profits. The NAND businesses of these three companies collectively generated more than $6 billion in operating profits in 2005.
Micron promote CTO to COO position 2/10/2006
“Micron’s products, customers and the solutions we enable have evolved to a point where changing parts of our organization will continue to increase our presence and competitiveness in the global marketplace ,” Appleton said in a statement.
Korean FTC raided Intel office 2/10/2006
The commission's raids are part of an investigation into Intel's business dealings with four South Korean PC makers. That investigation began last summer.
IBM to ship blade server with Cell processor in Q3 2/9/2006
The company said its new blade server would be part of a new family of blade servers called BladeCenter H and enable computing systems to transmit data 10 times faster than previously possible across corporate networks.
AMD sponsored study found government bias on MPU purchase 2/9/2006
The report found that approximately 69 percent of the applicable government solicitations for computer systems and technology in 2004 contained language that either required specific brand-name microprocessors or specified that the processor should be equivalent to a particular brand microprocessor.
SEMI predicts equipment growth to continue in Korea 2/9/2006
South Korea’s semiconductor equipment and materials market is set to grow 9.2 percent to reach $11.19 billion in 2006, up from $10.25 billion in 2005.
Micron's closure of Scotland module manufacturing not to affect Crucial 2/9/2006
Crucial Technology Europe, a division of Micron that sells memory upgrades for personal computers, is also housed in the facility and it is understood that sales and distribution of memories will continue there.
Spansion regained market lead on NOR 2/9/2006
Spansion in the fourth quarter reported flash-memory revenue of $601 million, compared to Intel’s total of $600 million, according to iSuppli. STMicroelectronics Inc. was third with $335 million in NOR sales in the period, according to iSuppli.
AMD to leverage on I/O vertualization 2/8/2006
"Virtualization helps customers overcome the physical boundaries and underused capacity of IT systems, and is a key stepping stone for customers to increase operational efficiency and become more dynamic and responsive to business needs,"
 708  |  709  |  710  |  711  |  712  |  713  |  714  |  715  |  716  |  717 

CST Inc. Memory Tester DDR Tester
Copyright © 1994 - 2023 CST, Inc. All Rights Reserved