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Matsushita moves production to 65-nm 11/1/2005
Matsushita Electric will make a strategic move from 130-nanometer manufacturing to the 65-nm generation this month as it begins to ship 65-nm chips in volume.
September chips sales increase 11/1/2005
Worldwide sales of semiconductors increased to $19.6 billion in September, an increase of 5.2 percent from $18.6 billion reported in August, the San Jose-based Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) reported.
Asustek to replace Samsung as Dell forth notebook subcontractor 11/1/2005
Asustek Computer may beat Samsung Electronics to become Dell’s fourth contract maker for notebooks, joining the ranks of Quanta Computer, Compal Electronics, and Wistron, the Chinese-language Commercial Times indicated today.
Hitachi reports loss amid lower than expected LCD sales 11/1/2005
Sales in its electronic device unit declined 16 percent to 583.1 billion yen ($5.2 billion). This was due to lackluster sales in the display business, according to Hitachi.
Dell stocks drop on weaker guidance 11/1/2005
Dell Inc. warned that third-quarter earnings and revenues would be below Wall Street expectations, and cited weaker-than-expected U.S. consumer and U.K. businesses.
PCS said DDR2 to become mainstream by 2nd quarter 2006 10/31/2005
Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) said DDR2 will only become the mainstream memory after the first quarter of 2006, according to company vice president and spokesman Eric Tang.
Samsung expands LCD production 10/31/2005
Samsung will start commercial production on a new LCD line in April next year that should further drive down the price of the flat-panel displays, the company said Monday.
Samsung deliver sample GDDR4 10/31/2005
Samsung Electronics has shipped a graphics double data rate fourth generation (GDDR4), 256-Mbit device to major graphics card manufacturers for testing.
PMC to buy Agilent's storage unit 10/31/2005
PMC-Sierra Inc. said it agreed to buy Agilent Technologies Inc.'s storage semiconductor business for $425 million in cash.
Chip sales up before holiday season 10/31/2005
Global sales of semiconductors haven risen strongly ahead of the end-of-year shopping season, driven by booming demand for cell phones, computers and electronic gadgets for the living room, a survey said Monday.
Micron invested in Xi'An assembly plant 10/28/2005
Last month Micron signed an agreement with the government of Xi’an and is preparing to begin construction of the plant. The company does have an R&D facility in Shanghai, but this would be the company’s first testing facility in China.
8% semi growth forecasted 10/28/2005
After achieving 6.6 percent growth in 2005, the worldwide chip market is set to grow 8 percent in 2006 and 10.6 percent in 2007, according to the latest prediction from World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS).
China fab to deliver 65nm process 10/28/2005
SMIC has recently entered into an agreement with an unnamed customer to co-develop a 65-nm process and deliver engineering samples by the end of next year.
Taiwan to allow more investment in China semi fabs 10/28/2005
"Taiwan’s cross-Strait investment regulations have failed to keep pace with technology developments in China. Access to China — and the ability to compete there — will secure Taiwan’s continued global leadership in semiconductors.”
Notebook sales to increase 25% in 2006 10/28/2005
"Notebook PCs are expected to remain in demand through 2006, growing 25 percent to about 75 million units,"
IBM unveil chips inside Microsoft's Xbox 360 console. 10/27/2005
IBM has lifted the veil on the chips inside Microsoft's Xbox 360 console.
SiS Selects Rambus PCI Express PHY Solutions for Its PC Chipset Products 10/27/2005
Rambus announced that SiS has licensed Rambus' PCI Express(1) PHY cells for use in its PC core logic products
SiS projects 4Q chipset shipments up 32% 10/27/2005
Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS) projects its chipset shipments will climb to seven million units in the fourth quarter, up 32% from 5.3 million units last quarter
New Intel desktop CPUs expected soon 10/27/2005
Intel is scheduled to introduce several new processors between the fourth quarter of 2005 and the first quarter of 2006
Winbond increases 2006 capacity schedule for DDR2 production 10/26/2005
Winbond Electronics has revised its 2006 monthly 12-inch capacity expansion plans upward by 4,000 12-inch wafers
Advantest sees profits drop by 48% 10/26/2005
Advantest reported sales of $923.2 million in the first half of fiscal 2005, down 26.9 percent from the like period a year ago.
NEC buys 300-mm line from R&D group 10/26/2005
NEC Electronics said it has purchased a 300-mm wafer prototype production line from a Japanese agency.
Intel delays Montecito in roadmap shakeup 10/26/2005
Intel said it will reshuffle its microprocessor roadmap that it will add a dedicated interconnect to its Xeon MP product line.
DDR2 sales are impacted by Intel chipset shortage 10/25/2005
DDR2 demand is still impacted by the shortage of Intel chipsets, and the situation will be not alleviated until the first quarter of 2006, DRAM vendor ProMOS Technologies said at its investor conference
Xbox 90-nm processor in production, says IBM 10/25/2005
IBM said that a custom processor designed for the Xbox 360 console is in production at the company's East Fishkill, New York
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