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Sun launches Niagara four-core processor 11/14/2005 HP, IBM, and Sun Microsystems take a two-pronged approach to the server market: Low-end x86-based systems and high-end machines based on powerful processors Kingmax introduces Super Stick flash drive 11/14/2005 Kingmax recently introduced its new Super Stick family of USB flash drives measuring 39×12×2mm in size and weighing less than five grams Intel to debut Broadwater 965 chipsets in 2Q 2006 11/14/2005 Intel plans to introduce its 965-series chipset, codenamed Broadwater, in the second quarter of 2006. AMD says open platform spec gaining traction 11/11/2005 AMD said its Open Platform Management Architecture (OPMA) specification has gained acceptance among infrastructure vendors, systems builders, and solutions providers. Intel and Kingston gain board seats in NAND flash association 11/11/2005 The MultiMediaCard Association (MMCA) gained two new heavyweights to its board, as Intel and Kingston Technology were awarded seats. Samsung mass produce 512Mbit Mobile DRAM 11/11/2005 Samsung announced its has started mass producing 90nm-made 512Mbit mobile DRAM. Atmel rolls out wireless foundry process 11/10/2005 Atmel rolled out a new, 0.18-micron process technology for wireless customers. IDT posts loss amid restructuring 11/10/2005 IDT said revenues for the second fiscal quarter were $105.7 million Samsung Producing 3 Million OneNAND Flash Chips per Month 11/10/2005 Samsung announced that it now is producing more than three million units of its OneNAND(TM) Flash fusion memory per month Intel to restart production of entry-level 865GV chipset in 4Q 11/9/2005 Intel is scheduled to restart production its entry-level 865GV chipset in the fourth quarter, as the chip giant has observed huge demand from the channel market. Samsung's Suit Against Rambus Dismissed in Virginia 11/9/2005 A judge in Virginia threw out Samsung's lawsuit over four patents against Rambus. UMC's Oct sales dip 10 percent from year-ago 11/9/2005 UMC said October sales were down just 10.2 percent from a year ago as strong demand helps its revenues reclaim heights reached in 2004. AMD Expands Semiconductor Technology Alliance with IBM 11/8/2005 AMD has announced it has broadened the scope of its technology alliance with IBM AMD to launch new Socket M2 processor 11/8/2005 AMD plans to launch a series of 940-pin Socket M2 CPUs – a dual-core processor codenamed Windsor and the single-core Orleans and Manila processors – in the second quarter of 2006. AMD surpasses Intel in U.S. PC market 11/8/2005 AMD has scored a minor victory in its long uphill fight to wrestle the processor market from Intel Transmeta sales, earnings up 11/8/2005 Transmeta reported net earnings of $10.1 million, or 5 cents per share on sales of $27.9 million in its third quarter ended September, Hynix seeks end to Rambus lawsuit 11/7/2005 Hynix Semiconductor argued that Rambus 's patent-infringement lawsuit be dismissed. Samsung's new laptop has the biggest screen 11/7/2005 Samsung unveiled a laptop with a 19-inch liquid crystal display, the biggest on the Korean market. Fujitsu to Manufacture 3D Graphics Processors for S3 Graphics 11/7/2005 Fujitsu said it will be producing the new range of S3 Graphics' graphics processors TI Adds PCI Express-to-PCI Bridge 11/7/2005 Texas Instruments Inc has added a new PCI Express-to-PCI Bridge to its PCI Express product line Office Depot to sell Lenovo notebooks 11/4/2005 Lenovo has reached a deal with retailer Office Depot to start selling its ThinkPads lines. AOL bought MusicNow 11/4/2005 AOL has acquired music subscription provider MusicNow from Circuit City Stores Inc., said the company. Fujitsu to provide servers to EDS 11/4/2005 Fujitsu said it signed a deal to cooperate on computer servers with Electronic Data Systems to provide EDS its high-end servers such as Primequest. Samsung layout future expansion plans 11/4/2005 Samsung Electronics layout its future investment and goals that call for $61 billion in semiconductor sales and own 24 domestic fabs by 2012. Kingston predicted PC demand to stay flat 11/3/2005 Kingston Technology hinted that memory demand in the fourth quarter will remain flat, except for NAND flash.  762  |  763  |  764  |  765  |  766  |  767  |  768  |  769  |  770  |  771

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