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RIM to use Intel processor |
9/28/2005 |
Intel Corp. said it has signed a technology deal with Research In Motion Ltd., to supply processors for upcoming Blackberry mobile e-mail devices.
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Renesas unveiled capacitor-less RAM |
9/27/2005 |
Renesas Technology Corp. said that it has developed a high-density capacitor-less twin-transistor RAM (TTRAM), which it claims achieves both high speeds and low power consumption.
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Intel, Microsoft back HD DVD format |
9/27/2005 |
Microsoft Corp. and Intel Corp. finally cast their votes to support the HD DVD format being promoted by Toshiba Corp. over Sony's blu-ray format.
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Dell delivers market first Dual-Core Xeon server |
9/26/2005 |
Dell on Monday is announcing that its dual-socket PowerEdge 1850, 2800, 2850, and 1855 blade servers, and Dell Precision 470 and 670 workstations will now incorporate dual-core Intel processors. The systems are believed to be the first dual-core Xeon systems on the market. Dell has previously introduced dual-core server platforms based on Intel's Pentium D processors.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Siemens to cut 2400 jobs |
9/20/2005 |
Siemens, the industrial titan, announced Monday that it would cut 2,400 jobs in Germany.
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