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Intel 845 platform migration have Taiwan chipset vendors bullish on 2Q 5/6/2005 Taiwan’s major system chipset makers are all positive about the second quarter, as Intel’s aggressive move to phase out its 845 platform and price cuts for AMD K8 CPU should stimulate demand, the companies stated. Sprint, Intel to team on WiMAX standards 5/6/2005 Sprint has jumped into the WiMAX arena, announcing it has signed an agreement with Intel to advance the development of IEEE 802.16e WiMAX mobile technology. Intel predicts double-digit growth in 2005 5/6/2005 Intel said it expects to achieve double-digit percentage annual growth in 2005 BlackBerry is best-selling PDA 5/6/2005 PDA shipments, which previously had been flat, increased dramatically in the first quarter of 2005 because of the growing popularity of always-on e-mail HP to pay EMC $325 million in patent settlement 5/5/2005 Hewlett-Packard buried the hatchet on a long-standing patent dispute with EMC on Monday, agreeing to pay $325 million to settle the case. AMD dual-core Opteron 100 series to be Socket 939 5/5/2005 AMD plans to offer its dual-core Opteron 100 series using a 939-pin socket, according to sources at motherboard makers IBM to cut 13,000 jobs 5/5/2005 IBM announced plans to implement a restructuring plan, including voluntary and involuntary workforce reductions of between 10,000 and 13,000 employees worldwide. Hynix sales down amid weak DRAM price 5/4/2005 Sales revenue dropped at Hynix in the first quarter of 2005, due to weakness in DRAM prices AMD releases new prices for socket-754 Semprons 5/4/2005 AMD released new prices for its socket 754 Sempron processors, with prices sliding 5-10% TI, Microsoft team on software for portable media processor 5/4/2005 TI is working with Microsoft on future versions of the Windows Mobile-based Portable Media Center Software Kit, enabling manufacturers to develop portable media centers with TI hardware. SMIC's loss widens as sales fall 15% in Q1 5/3/2005 SMIC reported sales of $248.8 million in the first quarter of 2005, down 14.7 percent from $291.8 million in the prior quarter. Intel claims 915 chipsets not affected by ASE fire 5/3/2005 Despite the recent fire at Advanced Semiconductor Engineering’s (ASE) Chungli plant, sources at ASE’s major customers such as Intel, Nvidia, ATI Technologies and VIA Technologies said the impact on their products will be limited. Lenova completes acquisition of IBM PC division 5/3/2005 Lenovo said it has completed its $1.25 billion acquisition of IBM's personal computing division, making the Chinese vendor the world's third largest PC maker behind Dell and Hewlett-Packard. Samsung plans to reduce MCP variations 5/2/2005 Samsung plans to reduce the variations of multi-chip packages that it currently offers to the cellphone market Solectron to cut 3500 jobs 5/2/2005 Solectron Corp, said that it plans to reduce its workforce by 3,500 employees. SiS rides AMD K8 chipset sales to higher margins 5/2/2005 Rising AMD K8-compatible chipset shipments for notebooks helped Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS) reach gross margins of 31.35% in the first quarter, up 9.45-percentage points on year, according to the company. Inotera to volume produce DDR2 chips using 90nm process 5/2/2005 Inotera Memories expects to begin volume producing 512Mbit DDR2 chips using 90nm process technology next quarter. Samsung develop OneNAND Flash memory for MicroSoft 5/2/2005 Samsung has announced that its OneNAND Flash memory has been incorporated into the design of Microsoft 's prototype Hybrid Hard Drive. Millions will watch TV programs on cellphone 4/29/2005 About 125 million consumers will be watching television on their mobile phone in five years from now, a new survey found on Thursday. Hynix, ST joint memory fab begins construction 4/29/2005 The joint venture of STMicroelectronics and Hynix Semiconductors laid the first stone at the site of their front-end memory-manufacturing facility in Wuxi City, Jiangsu Province, China. Dell workforce in India to reach 10,000 4/29/2005 Dell said its Indian subsidiary will employ 10,000 people by year-end and will continue to expand. Acer reports upbeat earnings 4/29/2005 Acer Inc., Taiwan's top personal computer maker, said its net profit in the first quarter rose 54.6 percent from a year earlier to 2.15 billion Taiwan dollars (68 million US). HP might cut jobs at printer division 4/29/2005 Hewlett-Packard might cut jobs at its printer business by 10 percent or more in a move to trim costs amid falling printer prices, BusinessWeek reported. UMC expects lower sales, utilization in Q2 4/28/2005 UMC predicted that its sales would continue to fall in the second quarter of 2005 and capacity utilization to stay at about 60 percent, the company said. Nokia to implement nanotech to cut costs 4/28/2005 Nokia could start using nanotechnology in its phones within the next two to three years to help keep costs low, a top official was quoted as saying.  739  |  740  |  741  |  742  |  743  |  744  |  745  |  746  |  747  |  748

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