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Infineon registered star performance 8/4/2005
Infineon's market share rose to 13.5 percent in Q2, up from 12 percent in Q1 -- the biggest gain for any DRAM maker in the quarter.
Hynix overtook Micron in DRAM sales 8/4/2005
Hynix's rise up the ranks was all the more remarkable, given that in the company converted a significant portion of its DRAM manufacturing capacity to NAND flash memory production in Q2. However, the company benefited from a faster-than-expected ramp up of production at its new M-10 300mm wafer production line.
MoSys embedded memory technology improved performance 8/4/2005
Licensing revenue of $1.9 million climbed both sequentially and year-over-year, up 60 percent and 48 percent, respectively. MoSys attributed the gains to he consummation of several licensing contracts that were in negotiation during the past several quarters.
China will beat US to IPTV 8/3/2005
Delivery of television over IP (internet protocol) networks has the potential to create revolutionary growth in China’s broadband customer base, as TV viewers, as well as PC owners, find a reason to subscribe.
Electronics market seen up 8/3/2005
Electronic orders soared 8.6 percent in June from May with outsize gains for computers, telecom and instruments. While most of this huge change is probably randomness or measurement error, enough of it is real to confirm that market trends have clearly improved.
Atmel use Malaysian Fab for Flash 8/3/2005
“Using 1st Silicon's high-quality wafer facility fits our aggressive cost-reduction and production capability goals,”
NEC beaks through in low leakage transistor 8/3/2005
The NEC researchers targeted ultra low-power technology to reduce power consumption of system-on-chip devices to 1/30 of conventional chips, enabling the design of a battery lasting 10 times longer than present systems.
Semico predicts NOR flash to bounce 8/2/2005
“Semico expects to see a correction in the second half of 2005 that will reverse 2004’s sharp NOR price decline, a decline that started with a mid-2004 supply/demand imbalance,” said Jim Handy. “Unit and megabyte demand are still solid, so 2005’s revenue decline will largely be offset by growth in 2006.”
DPAC noticed of Nasdaq delisting 8/2/2005
DPAC (Garden Grove, Calif.) said it was notified by Nasdaq's Listing Qualifications Hearing Panel of the decision Monday, following an unsuccessful appeal to the panel on June 16.
Stats ChipPAC not expected to turn around for 2 quarters 8/2/2005
Many said the firm's mediocre performance is largely a result of the $1.2 billion union of ST Test and Assembly Services and ChipPAC last August, which has so far failed to live up to its promise.
China denies MIPS technology infringement 8/2/2005
The People’s Daily article referred to an earlier report by market research company In-Stat, which said Godson-2 follows an unlicensed variation of the MIPS architecture belonging to MIPS Technologies Inc. (Mountain View, Calif.). In-Stat concluded that this could lead to intellectual property issues, particularly if the processor was marketed outside China.
Interface standards to drive new PC chipset demand 8/2/2005
Continued growth in PCs demand combined with new standards will create a very dynamic market for new chipset designs. The challenge for PC chipset vendors is to meet the growing performance requirements and integrate as many features as economically possible.
Semi sales beats downward prediction 8/2/2005
Despite the June dip, global chip sales finished strong for the first half of 2005, totaling $109 billion, a 6.5 percent increase year-over-year.
German company to expand micro-machine manufacturing 8/1/2005
Over the last 20 years Bosch has supplied 400 million sensors and in 2004 alone produced 94 million MEMS-based sensors mainly for automotive applications such as airbag systems and anti-lock braking systems.
Toshiba to expand Yokkaichi fab for NAND flash 8/1/2005
Toshiba currently has a monthly capacity of 450 million (counted in 64-Mbit parts) NAND flash memory chips. Capacity will be increased to 750 million units by year's end.
RoHS ready to roll in UK 8/1/2005
The NWML RoHS team will be setting up internal structures over the next few months, including sources of information for industry and an enquiry line with a dedicated contact team. “I expect to have a substantial website by the end of the autumn,” said Smith.
SMIC appoints new chairman 8/1/2005
“The appointment of Professor Wang as our chairman of the board further illustrates our dedication to a high standard of corporate governance where the role of chairman is separate from that of CEO,”
Microsoft stops Google executives from reporting to job 8/1/2005
Lee is instructed not to accept employment “competitive with or engaging in any activities competitive with any product, service or project (including actual or demonstrably anticipated research or development) on which he worked while employed at Microsoft, including computer search technologies, such as internet search engines, desktop search technologies and any other search technologies, natural language processing or speech technologies.
Kingsmax ready for DDR2 adoption 7/29/2005
Kingsmax expects mass adoption of DDR2 memory to happen in the second half of the year and consolidation in the DRAM-module industry will speed up.
NAND flash keep growing 7/29/2005
The sales for NAND flash memories is set to reach $36.1 billion in 2008 prior to a price collapse in 2009 according to market research company Semico Research Corp.
Ingram Micro delivers improved earnings 7/29/2005
Ingram Micro, the world largest distributor, reported revenue of $6.84 billion for the quarter, a year-over-year increase of nearly 20 percent. Net income rose 61 percent to $41.7 million, or 26 cents a share, compared to $25.9 million, or 16 cents a share, for the same period one year ago.
Microsoft sue Google for hiring its ex-exec 7/29/2005
A Washington state judge temporarily blocked a former Microsoft Corp. vice-president from heading up rival Google Inc.'s new research center in China.
Handheld game consoles boost sales 7/28/2005
Sales of U.S. video games hardware, software and accessories rose 21 percent in the first six months of the year, thank to the rising popularity of handheld devices, a study said.
Mitsubishi reports mixed earnings 7/28/2005
Mitsubishi Electric reported net income of $98.8 million on sales of $6.6 billion in the first quarter ended June 30. Sales rose 2 percent over the year-ago quarter, but net earnings fell 10 percent.
Falling LCD, flash memory prices hurt Toshiba 7/28/2005
Toshiba reported a loss in the April-June quarter amid declining sales of flat screen displays and falling prices for computer chips.
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