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ARM goes for multi-core 7/13/2005
The test chip, based on the ARMv6 instruction set architecture, comprises four processors running with cache coherence and was made by NEC using a generic 130-nm manufacturing process with no optimizations for performance or power, the company said.
Mobility: the next killer application 7/13/2005
For that to happen, much more memory and software needs to be added, requiring more chips in each mobile device.
Film base display demonstrated 7/13/2005
The electronic display could replace paper in a number of applications, according to Fujitsu, ranging from information boards, billboards, posters to menus at restaurants to point-of-purchase tags. Fujitsu, Ltd. intends to introduce paper display products in its fiscal 2006.
Dell CTO encourage changes in IC industry for consumers 7/12/2005
Kevin Kettler told the Semicon West conference on Monday (July 11) that chip makers need to sharpen their focus on the consumer market through higher levels of silicon integration, innovative packaging for emerging mobile devices and shortening design cycles through design reuse.
Intel office raided for anti-trust investigation 7/12/2005
Swindon, Munich, Madrid and Milan offices of Intel Corp. subsidiaries in Europe, chip distributors and computer makers were raided by European Commission and local officials on Tuesday (July 12) as part of an investigation into possible antitrust violations
DRAM prices seen up 7/12/2005
256-Mbit DDR-400, contract prices went up by 2.3 percent to $2.2 while prices for 512-Mbit DDR-400/333/266 memories went up by 3.3 percent to $4.4. Several DRAM makers say the upward trend for prices is expected to continue until September due to high seasonal demand.
Suppliers optimistic at Semicon West 7/12/2005
SEMI suggested the industry has hit the bottom and things are beginning to improve. "No one likes a downturn, but it is a mild one," said Stan Myers, president and CEO of SEMI. His remarks came during a press conference this afternoon here.
Cadence chairman retires 7/12/2005
Bingham is stepping down as executive chairman and as a member of the Cadence board of directors, a position he had held since May 2004, after serving as president and CEO since 1999 and as executive VP and CFO of the San Jose, Calif.-based company since 1993.
Appeals court reversed judgement on SanDisk's case 7/12/2005
SanDisk said the CAFC ruling supports its interpretation of the key inventive features claimed in the '987 patent, and thereby eliminates the primary non-infringement argument of Ritek, Pretec and Memorex.
Hon Hai/ Foxconn to further expand in China 7/11/2005
Some speculation swirled that Hon Hai's latest move only served as a sign for bigger plans to buy client Motorola Inc's handset plant in Tianjin with the goal of clinching a deal to make low-end handsets for the world's No.2 mobile phone brand.
Teradyne to offer Open Flex to other Testers 7/11/2005
Flex is Teradyne's configurable test system; it first announced in 2003 that it would open its proprietary configurable system to third-party instrument vendors, dubbing the initiative OpenFlex.
Transmeta to report positive cash in turn around 7/11/2005
Transmeta has managed to pull itself out of the red, reporting negative operating cash flow of $11.7 million for Q1, and into the black in record time.
IBM shows dual-core PowerPC chip 7/11/2005
IBM Corp. showed off its PowerPC 970MP, a dual-core version of an earlier design, this one aimed at applications that require 64-bit and symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) with ranges from 1.4 to 2.5 GHz.
Philips to reduce ownership on LCD venture in Korea 7/10/2005
LG.Philips LCD Co. Ltd. has announced it would put up approximately 26,850,000 primary shares of common stock for sale, as to reduce their stakes in the company.
Hynix management to regain control of company soon 7/10/2005
In April, Hynix received creditor approval for a $1.5 billion debt refinancing plan that will allow management to regain control of the company 20 months ahead of schedule.
NEC lowers earning outlook 7/8/2005
NEC Electronics Corp. gave lower guidance for sales revenue in the first fiscal quarter ended June 30.
Micron countersue Tessera 7/8/2005
Micron Technology countersued Tessera Technologies Inc., three months after Tessera sued Micron for patent infringement and anticompetitive conduct in March, Micron said.
TSMS, UMC June sales increased 7/8/2005
TSMC and UMC posted steadily improving sales in June as they climb out of a global semiconductor slump.
Siebel warns on earnings outlook 7/8/2005
The outlook for Siebel Systems Inc. is not getting any better as the business software maker has warned that quarterly revenue will fall short of Wall Street estimates.
Broadband over power lines gain momentum 7/7/2005
Current Communications Group, provider of broadband Internet service over power lines, said it has received investment money from Google, Hearst and Goldman Sachs.
Rambus announces XDR interface at 8GHz 7/7/2005
Rambus Inc. has announced the latest version of its high-bandwidth XDR memory interface technology, XDR2, which uses a micro-threaded DRAM core and circuit enhancements that enable data rates starting at 8-GHz frequency switching
LG to use Palm OS in future smart phone 7/7/2005
LG Electronics has agreed to use a version of the Palm OS designed by Palmsource in a future smart phone, the company said during a press release.
Stealing Wi-Fi signals could be charged 7/7/2005
Police have arrested a man for using someone else's wireless Internet network.
DRAM contract prices up in July 7/6/2005
Contract prices for DDR, DDR2 SDRAM and NAND flash all picked up for July, according to contract houses in Taiwan.
Advantest expands market shares 7/6/2005
Japan's Advantest Corp. is grabbing North America market share, according to VLSI Research Inc.
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