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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.
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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.
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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.
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Broadband over power lines is making inroad? |
2/25/2005 |
Broadband over power lines, the use of the existing power grid to provide high-speed broadband communication services, is on the way to compete with existing cable and DSL Internet services, said several speakers during a news conference this week.
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New NAND flash players entering the market |
2/25/2005 |
Samsung is expected to remain the leader in the NAND-based flash-memory market in 2005 and 2006, with Toshiba/SanDisk in the second place. But Hynix/STMicroelectronics, Infineon, and Micron will experience the fastest growth in the business, according to projected rankings from RBC Capital Markets Inc.
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Intel to acquire firm with DTV products |
2/25/2005 |
Intel said it would acquire Oplus Technologies Inc., a privately held company in Israel that designs, develops and markets IC and software products for flat-panel plasma and LCD-TVs etc and has three lines of video processors targeted at digital televisions (DTV) and digital displays.
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Dell unveils new notebook for gamers |
2/25/2005 |
Dell introduced two new powerful notebooks that are designed for gamers. The Inspiron XPS notebook comes with Intel's Sonoma technology for laptop, a new high-end NVidia graphic card, flashing lights when the notebook is running and shiny cases.
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IBM crowned king in server revenue |
2/24/2005 |
IBM stays at the top in server revenue last year, as the overall market increased by 7.2 percent, a market research firm said Wednesday.
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