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| Powertech ups capacity on DDR2 testing |
11/4/2004 |
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Powertech Technology is planning to double its DDR2-testing capacity each quarter over the next two quarters, according to a new source in Taiwan.
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| Web callers are building up strong |
11/4/2004 |
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Over 50 million western European consumers with a broadband Internet connection at home may use telephony by 2008, a report said.
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| Intel to cut prices on 915 chipsets |
11/3/2004 |
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Intel is said to plan to cut prices for its 915 chipsets family on December 26 in a move to boost sales, according to sources at Taiwan motherboard makers.
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| Research firm cut 2005 chip growth rate |
11/2/2004 |
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World Semiconductor Trade Statistics, or WSTS, slashed its 2005 growth forecast on chips to 1.2 percent from the previously forecast of 8.5 percent. The expected growth for 2004 is 28.5 precent.
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| National Semi lowers its guidance |
11/2/2004 |
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National Semiconductor lowered its revenue guidance for its fiscal Q2 to range from $445 million to $450 million, down about 18 percent to 19 percent sequentially.
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| Oracle set final Peoplesoft bid at $24 a share |
11/2/2004 |
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Oracle up its all-cash bid for Peoplesoft to $24 a share, valued at $8.8 billion. The company said this is its "best and final offer", and would drop the bid if the offer would be rejected by midnight Nov. 19.
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| Nokia unveil 3 more new phones |
11/2/2004 |
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Nokia unveiled three new camera phones at a company event on Tuesday, including the 7710 media device, a semi-oval phone with a touch screen and designed for television and video, the 3230 smartphone with a megapixel camera, and the 6020 camera phone.
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| AOL to cut 700 jobs |
11/2/2004 |
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In a move to cut cost, America Online plans to trim more than 700 jobs early next month, a newspaper reported Tuesday.
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| OKi setup China design center |
11/1/2004 |
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Oki Electric has set up a design center subsidiary in China to focus on designing communication application chips.
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| Google desktop search for Apple PCs |
11/1/2004 |
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Google said it plans to release a version of its desktop search tool for computers running on the Mac operating system from Apple Computer Inc..
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