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AMD to launched Dual-Core Processor 4/11/2005 AMD is widely expected to formally launch the first dual-core versions of its popular 64-bit Opteron server processor on April 21. Corsair claims it has world’s fastest DDR2 memory module 4/11/2005 Corsair Memory claims it has launched the world’s fastest DDR2 memory module, clocking speeds of 675 MHz. Intel dual-core 840 CPU and 955X chipset due this month 4/11/2005 Intel will move up the launch date of its dual-core series Pentium Extreme Edition 840 CPU and 955X chipset to the middle of this month Elpida revised earning due to weak demand 4/11/2005 Elpida Memory Inc. has again revised downwards its forecast for earnings covering its fiscal year ending 31 March 2005, Dell keeps door open for AMD 4/8/2005 Dell again keeps its door for AMD, the chief executive said during a conference. Intel new NOR flash optimized for code storage 4/8/2005 Intel said that it has developed a line of NOR-type flash memory devices optimized for code storage in embedded systems. Mosaid continues its suit against Infineon 4/8/2005 Mosaid Technologies Inc. announced new DRAM patent litigation against Infineon Technologies AG in Texas, days after a New Jersey court ruled in favor of Infineon regarding other memory patent infringement claims. half a million PSP sold in America 4/8/2005 Sony reported 500,000 units of the PSP handheld game player were sold in its first two days in North America. AMD to first introduce dual-processor chip 4/8/2005 AMD is expected to launch its new dual-processing chips later this month, well ahead of schedule, CNET News.com reported Friday. Intel bullish on its NOR flash outlook 4/7/2005 Intel said it aims to expand its NOR flash memory market to take the top spot in 2005. Chip recession less likely to happen, said research firm 4/7/2005 Prediction of chip industry recession for year 2005 is less likely to come true, said research firm Advance Forecasting, though the company did not change its forecast of near-zero growth in 2005. Chip equipment posted strong 2004 sales 4/7/2005 Sales of chip-manufacturing equipment reached $37.9 billion last year, a 64 percent increase from 2003, a market research firm said. IBM, Network Appliance joint force selling storage products 4/7/2005 IBM and Network Appliance Inc. said they agreed to a deal in which IBM will resell a broad line of Network Appliance storage products. Dell reaffirms earnings outlook 4/7/2005 Dell reaffirmed its first-quarter outlook, and said it would more than double the amount of share buybacks to $2 billion. AMD, Intel to introduce 2-processor chip in one 4/6/2005 Intel and AMD are racing to introduce a dual-core computer chip in what could be the biggest change in PC technology in a decade, a new source said. NAND flash to triple in market value by 2009 4/6/2005 An industry report showed that NAND Flash market, as measured in the value of shipments in end products, will more than triple from $5 billion in 2004 to $18 billion in 2009. Toshiba exit phone set market in China 4/6/2005 Toshiba withdrew from the cellular handset business in China because of sluggish sales of its video e-mail-equipped phones and other high-end products, the company said. Google lowers price on search appliance license 4/6/2005 Google said it has cut the price on licenses for its hardware that helps small and medium-sized businesses add search to their internal networks and public Web sites. 500GB Hard drive from Hitachi 4/5/2005 Hitachi's new Deskstar 7K500 drive claims the first desktop hard drive to reach 500GB and one of the first to use the speedy new SATA II interface, the company said in a statement. Survey said little cost difference to run Windows or Linux 4/5/2005 Survey shows there is very little difference between the cost of maintaining a Windows versus a Linux-based corporate computing environment, according to a new Yankee Group study. Chip sales up compared to last year 4/5/2005 Worldwide chips sales came in as $18.1 billion in February, 2 percent below revised January sales of $18.4 billion but 15.8 percent higher than $15.6 billion in February 2004, according to SIA. NOkia to sell mobile radio business 4/5/2005 Nokia said it will sell its mobile radio business to European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co. in a deal valued at more than 90 million euros ($116 million). Samsung lowered prices on 512MB DDR2 modules 4/4/2005 Samsung has lowered quotes for its 512MB DDR2-533 modules by as much as 20% to about US$52 from last month's high of US65, according to IC distributors. Analysts see DRAM oversupply 4/4/2005 Goldman Sachs Inc. believe the DRAM market is setting itself up for severe excess supply problems later this year and on into 2006, the banker said. Court rules Infineon didn't infringe Mosaid's patents 4/4/2005 The U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey issued a summary judgment order regarding several issues in the patent case between Mosaid Technologies Inc. and Infineon Technologies Inc. in which Mosaid asserted Infineon infringed on seven of its patents in memory products.  758  |  759  |  760  |  761  |  762  |  763  |  764  |  765  |  766  |  767

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