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Sony unveils flash memory players 3/8/2005 Sony unveils nine new flash memory players to compete with Apple Computer Inc.'s slim new iPod Shuffle. Google releases Desktop Search Tool 3/8/2005 Google officially release its version 1.0 search tool with support for more browsers and file types and better protection of sensitive documents. Tower to ship chips in 130-nm 3/8/2005 Tower Semiconductor Ltd. set to ship chips made in 130-nanometer manufacturing process by year end, according to a news source. Global mobile phones sales to rise 3/8/2005 Global sales of mobile phone handsets surged 30 percent in 2004 to a record led by growth in South America, with more strong sales expected for 2005 amid fierce price competition, a survey by Gartner showed. TI cut profit forecast 3/8/2005 TI cut its quarterly profit forecast amid a slowing down in sales of its emerging big-screen television chip. Intel demonstrated Mac Mini-like concept PC 3/7/2005 Intel showed off its living room PC of the future during Intel Developer Forum last week. Broadcom acquired Bluetooth firm 3/7/2005 Broadcom said that it has acquired Zeevo Inc., a privately held provider of semiconductor and software solutions to Bluetooth headsets. AMD is pressured to spin off flash unit 3/7/2005 The reports from stock analysts suggesting AMD to do something forceful about it's money-losing Spansion flash memory unit are growing. LCD prices remain low, Samsung said 3/7/2005 Samsung said LCD prices won't recovery from its low until fourth quarter. Earlier this year, Samsung said could recover as early as the second quarter. Intel wants more tax incentives from states 3/7/2005 Intel is offering U.S. states the promise of dollars of capital investment in exchange for an overhaul of their tax laws, which it says are making the United States less competitive than other regions of the world. Mentor Graphics Collaborates with VIA to Deliver PCB Reference Designs 3/4/2005 Mentor Graphics announced its collaboration with VIA Technologies to provide reference designs to motherboard manufacturers KingMax ships Hardcore Overclocking Module 3/4/2005 Kingmax Technology Inc a global leader in memory solutions has release a Series of its Hard-core Overclocking Modules AMD Opens Test, Mark, Pack Manufacturing Facility in Suzhou, China 3/4/2005 AMD officially opened its new microprocessor test, mark and pack facility in Suzhou Industrial Park, China. Pentium 4 to be replaced by dual core processors 3/4/2005 Intel will start rolling out Pentium D & Extreme Edition processors to replace Pentium 4 processor Foxconn & HP to co-develop new technologies 3/3/2005 Foxconn Electronics has formed an alliance with Hewlett-Packard (HP) for the co-development of new technologies and new product. Intel Unveils Developer Kits to Accelerate Future Memory 3/3/2005 Intel, introduced a product development kit (PDK) to accelerate the adoption of a new computer memory technology, called FB-DIMM DDR2 testing price to rise 20% 3/3/2005 Prices for DDR2 testing may rise 20% next quarter amid strong demand for the segment VIA sales slides by 33% 3/3/2005 VIA Technologies recorded revenues of NT$1.03 billion in February, down 33.4% on-month and 37.1% on year. U.S court dismissed Rambus suit against Infineon 3/2/2005 A Virginia judge in the SDRAM and DDR DRAM memory product patent infringement case against Infineon Technologies Inc. from Rambus Inc. dismissed Rambus’ patent infringement claims. DRAM-module makers land orders prior to CeBIT 3/2/2005 Taiwan-based DRAM-module makers have received orders prior to CeBIT 2005 schedule on March 10-16 in Hannover, Germany. Hitachi to double HDD output for consumer electronics 3/2/2005 Hitachi said it was planning to double the total shipment of consumer electronics hard drives in 2005 in response to booming demand. Tessera file suit against Micron and Infineon 3/2/2005 Tessera Technologies it has filed a patent infringement suit against Infineon and Micron Technology. Tight Taiwan DDR2 testing capacity to worsen in mid-2005 3/1/2005 Tight DDR2 testing capacity in Taiwan may worsen at the end of the second quarter, as the taiwanese DRAM makers begin allocating more capacity to DDR2 Philips claims plastic nonvolatile memory breakthrough 3/1/2005 Researchers at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands and scientists at Philips Research have published details of a nonvolatile memory implemented in plastic, in the March issue of Nature Materials. Motorola to Sell SMIC Shares for $112M 3/1/2005 Motorola may raise as much as $112 million from the sale of 517.5 million shares of SMIC.  747  |  748  |  749  |  750  |  751  |  752  |  753  |  754  |  755  |  756

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