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Elpida beefing up DDR2 volume 9/26/2005 Elpida Memory will boost its 90nm DDR2 production proportion to over 50% in 4th quarter, according to Elpida Hong Kong president Toshiharu. LG Licenses MoSys 1T-SRAM 9/26/2005 MoSys Inc., the SoC embedded memory provider in California, said that LG Electronics has licensed its 1T-SRAM high-density embedded memory technology for use in high-volume consumer electronic applications. Microsoft teams up with Palm 9/26/2005 Palm Inc. formally announced that the company's first Treo cell phone based on Microsoft Windows Mobile software, rather than its own operating system. STMicro remains committed to Singapore 9/26/2005 STMicroelectronics Inc. said that it remains committed to Singapore and will invest $500 million more in the city, according to a report from The Business Times. Quanta sees tight supply of components 9/23/2005 Quanta Computer said Christmas demand looks strong, but tight component supply could cap shipments TSMC in Volume Production of 90nm ATI chips 9/23/2005 ATI have announced that TSMC is in volume production of multiple 90 nanometer (nm) products. Samsung unveil 16Gb Nand Flash chips 9/23/2005 Samsung Electronics said it had developed the world's first 16-gigabit NAND flash memory chips using 50-nanometer technology. DDR2 market share gaining momentum 9/22/2005 Global DRAM output grew 4.47% on month to 568.7 million 256Mbit-equivilantent units in August, Intel to sink US$300 million into Napa promotion 9/22/2005 Intel may spend US$300 million to market its next-generation mobile platform, the dual-core Napa that is slated for release in the first quarter 2006 Infineon to approve memory sell-off on Nov. 17 9/22/2005 German newspaper Handelsblatt has raised the old idea that Infineon Technologies AG is planning to sell off its loss-making memory chip division Sony to cut 10,000 jobs worldwide 9/22/2005 Sony will slash 10,000 jobs worldwide by March 2008, and said it will close several factories as part of a major restructuring program Dell launched Flash Based MP3 9/21/2005 Dell launched a new flash-memory digital music player designed to compete with the iPod Shuffle. SGI offers application acceleration FPGA module 9/21/2005 SGI has introduced a FPGA technology that is capable of substantially increasing computing application performance. Intel chipset shortage extends to high-end line 9/21/2005 Intel’s chipset shortage has extended from its entry-level PCI Express 915 series to the high-end 945G line Elpida aims DRAM market 20% share in 2006 9/21/2005 Elpida is confident it will be able to double its market share to 20% in 2006 Apple to ship Intel base Mac by 2006 9/21/2005 Apple Computer is on track to ship Intel-based computers as targeted by June 2006 Sony to make purchases of US$6.5 B. from Taiwan in 2005 9/20/2005 Sony is expected to consolidate its position as No. 1 foreign buyer from Taiwan this year with total annual procurement value of US$6.5 billion, up 25% from last year's US$5.2 billion. Siemens to cut 2400 jobs 9/20/2005 Siemens, the industrial titan, announced Monday that it would cut 2,400 jobs in Germany. Samsung Develops 256 Mb, 133 MHz Pseudo SRAM 9/20/2005 Samsung Electronics has developed the "UtRAM," the industry's first 256 Mb pseudo SRAM. New FPGA startup sample high speed FPGAs 9/20/2005 Achronix Semiconductor said it had produced a prototype FPGAs that can operate at clock frequencies in excess of 650-MHz Agere introduce new chip for Hard-disk application 9/19/2005 Agere Systems is throwing its weight behind the hard disk drive market Micron leads Samsung in image sensors shipment 9/19/2005 Micron Technology has taken the early lead in the CMOS image sensor business over Samsung Electronics. Taiwan to outpace Korea in 12-inch DRAM capacity 9/19/2005 Taiwan to lead the Asia-Pacific region this year in terms of 12-inch DRAM production capacity, outpacing South Korea. Samsung to push MMCmicro platform 9/19/2005 Samsung is aggressively pushing customers to adopt its self-developed MMCmicro card VOIP calls for new security appliance 9/16/2005 VoIP, most notably dynamic port trafficking and Network Address Translation (NAT) transversal. Security product vendors are adding functions that address voice applications in their products, but, as history has shown, security typically lags behind advances in technology.  725  |  726  |  727  |  728  |  729  |  730  |  731  |  732  |  733  |  734

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