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| Chartered explores niche foundry services |
3/29/2005 |
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Available immediately, Chartered offers fully qualified 0.35- and 0.18-micron SiGe BiCMOS processes for a range of applications. Chartered's 0.35-micron SiGe BiCMOS process is able to achieve peak fT of 50-GHz and peak fmax of 60-GHz.
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| SMIC hit problem on equipment loan |
3/29/2005 |
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The U.S. Export-Import Bank, a government agency that promotes U.S. exports, hasn't agreed to serve as guarantor to the loan to SMIC, the report said.
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| Symbian OS interconnects to Microsoft Exchange Server |
3/28/2005 |
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The move doesn't just take a step toward ending the rivalry between the two leading cellular OS providers, but also gives Symbian a better crack at the enterprise user market and the North America market – two segments Symbian pales in in comparison to Microsoft.
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| NEC America has a new CEO |
3/28/2005 |
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Kawakami will oversee day-to-day operations of NEC Electronics America (Santa Clara, Calif.) and will be responsible for setting and delivering on the company's strategies and goals.
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| Toshiba to appeal Lexar infringement verdict |
3/28/2005 |
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"Toshiba believes that the verdict rendered by the jury was in error, and we plan to pursue all available legal avenues to correct it," the company said in a statement. "Toshiba invented NAND flash memory technologies and has been a pioneer throughout its development."
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| China processor developer in financial trouble |
3/28/2005 |
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The company is looking for more backers and considering the option of selling the company or just its intellectual property, according to sources familiar with the company's operations. Its longtime CEO, David Shen, has also left the company.
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| AMD hires key technology officer |
3/28/2005 |
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Oehler, a 40-year industry veteran known for his groundbreaking work in microprocessor, symmetric multi-processing and mission-critical systems design, will work at AMD's Office of Strategy and Technology, reporting to chief technology officer Fred Weber.
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| Taiwan vendors sign-on with Samsung for NAND flash |
3/24/2005 |
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The average consumer’s demand for mobile storage will top 100GB by 2007 – a five-fold increase from current levels – as a wider variety of consumer electronics applications and richer content become available on the market in the next few years
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| Motherboard makers facing tight supply of Intel chipsets |
3/22/2005 |
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Taiwan Motherboard makers are being hit by a tight supply of Intel 915- and 865-series chipsets, as well as a printed circuit board (PCB) shortage resulting from power rationing in southern China, where many PCB plants are based
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| Infineon, Rambus settle patent dispute |
3/22/2005 |
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Infineon and Rambus have sealed a broad patent licensing agreement that brings to a halt the long running litigation between the two companies related to SDRAM and DDR DRAM technologies.
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| Samsung Delivers Next Generation Memory Modules |
3/21/2005 |
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Samsung Electronics announced sample production of the next-generation memory module for servers and workstations - a fully buffered, dual in-line memory module (FB DIMM) based on DDR2 technology
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| PC's to game at 64bit |
3/18/2005 |
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And now that 64-bit computing is finally expanding from the game space into the PC space, gamers who prefer that platform will soon be able to take advantage of it as well. But before they can, Microsoft must release its long awaited 64-bit version of Windows, due next month.
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| 300mm continue to ramp |
3/18/2005 |
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Today, Tokyo-based Sumitomo Mitsubishi Silicon Corp. said it would expand production capacity of 300mm wafers to 600,000 wafers per month by summer 2008, up from its current capacity of 300,000 wafers per month.
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