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| AOL bought MusicNow |
11/4/2005 |
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AOL has acquired music subscription provider MusicNow from Circuit City Stores Inc., said the company.
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| Fujitsu to provide servers to EDS |
11/4/2005 |
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Fujitsu said it signed a deal to cooperate on computer servers with Electronic Data Systems to provide EDS its high-end servers such as Primequest.
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| Samsung layout future expansion plans |
11/4/2005 |
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Samsung Electronics layout its future investment and goals that call for $61 billion in semiconductor sales and own 24 domestic fabs by 2012.
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| Samsung to work with partners to fight iPod |
11/3/2005 |
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Samsung Electronics, striving to make up ground on Apple's popular iPod, said on Thursday it will offer technical support to its online music partners such as Napster to help sales of its portable music players.
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| Taiwan, China catching up in advance circuit designs |
11/3/2005 |
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Seventy-three percent of designers in China and Taiwan are designing ASICs at 180 nanometer or below, an increase of 21 percentage points from 2004, according to the results of an annual study by Global Sources Ltd. and Gartner Inc.
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| Sun reports narrower loss |
11/2/2005 |
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Sun Microsystems posted a quarterly net loss that narrowed slightly from a year ago as revenue rose.
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| Intel ships multi-core processor |
11/2/2005 |
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Intel Corp. bumped up the release of its first dual-core, hyper-threaded processors for servers with four or more processors, the company reported today. The chips were originally target to be released early 2006.
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| Intel restarted production at Fab 12 |
11/2/2005 |
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Intel has restarted a factory after spending $2 billion to retool it with the latest technologies that will let it produce more powerful chips more efficiently and at a lower cost.
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| Chips shipment to peak early 2006 |
11/2/2005 |
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Worldwide semiconductor unit shipments are expected to slow and peak by the first quarter of 2006, according to a report from Soleil Securities Inc.
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| Matsushita moves production to 65-nm |
11/1/2005 |
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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.
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| September chips sales increase |
11/1/2005 |
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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.
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| Dell stocks drop on weaker guidance |
11/1/2005 |
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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.
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| Samsung expands LCD production |
10/31/2005 |
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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.
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| Samsung deliver sample GDDR4 |
10/31/2005 |
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Samsung Electronics has shipped a graphics double data rate fourth generation (GDDR4), 256-Mbit device to major graphics card manufacturers for testing.
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| PMC to buy Agilent's storage unit |
10/31/2005 |
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PMC-Sierra Inc. said it agreed to buy Agilent Technologies Inc.'s storage semiconductor business for $425 million in cash.
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