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China's Nanotech license SST flash core 2/1/2005
Under terms of the agreement, Nanotech is to license SST’s 0.25-micron, self-aligned SuperFlash technology to provide Nanotech’s foundry customers developing programmable logic and embedded flash memory products with access to SST’s flash memory technology.
SMIC is trading volume for profit 2/1/2005
Because of expanding capacity, the company said sales increased 6 percent to $291.8 million from $274.9 million in the prior quarter. However, it did not offer a profit and loss breakdown because it is still assessing the operational impact of a settlement, announced Sunday (Jan. 30), with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. regarding a patent infringement lawsuit.
SBC eliminates AT&T with $16B 2/1/2005
The deal announced Monday (Jan. 31) has been approved by the boards of both companies. Under terms of the deal, AT&T shareholders will receive stock worth $18.41 a share and a special dividend of $1.30 a share.
Marconi to work with Huawei on development 2/1/2005
The companies have signed a memorandum of understanding about how they can collaborate in strategic markets and, importantly, have discussed how Marconi can help Huawei's aggressive pursuit of infrastructure business in Europe, especially the U.K.
In-Stat: Wireline service to continue decline 1/31/2005
US wireline voice service revenue will drop an average of 3.2% per year from 2003-2008, the high-tech market research firm forecasts.
iSuppli maintains "yellow alert" for Semi Industry 1/31/2005
There also have been reports of some inventory still languishing in the channel, although those stockpiles decreased significantly during the quarter. The inventory build during 2004 occurred for all products and across all regions.
Cypress samples 256K MRAM 1/31/2005
Two of the seven unnamed customers reported the MRAMs are fully functional in initial system tests, with the other five currently developing evaluation systems.
Agilent to JV with Chinese company on equipment to Chinese market 1/31/2005
The move is Agilent's latest to expand its presence in the China market, which the company considers a major growth area.
Congressmen asked for review on IBM sale to Chinese 1/31/2005
Procedurally, the Foreign Investment Committee, which is chaired by Treasury Secretary John Snow, will conduct a 30- to 45-day review of the IBM-Lenovo deal and provide a recommendation to the president.
SMIC settles with TSMC 1/31/2005
Under the terms of the settlement, SMIC (Shanghai) will pay TSMC (Hsinchu, Taiwan) some $175 million, payable in installments over six years. Some $30 million will be paid in the first five years, with $25 million owed in the sixth year, according to the companies.
Winbond invests in 300-mm wafer fab 1/28/2005
Winbond said it is taking out a $250 million loan to fund the early phase construction of its 300mm wafer fab in central Taiwan
IDT to cut 240 jobs 1/28/2005
Integrated Device Technology ,announced plans to cut 240 positions in North America.
Technology conversion results in DRAM-supply constraint 1/28/2005
Production conversion from DDR to DDR2 has contributed to the chip-supply crunch recently seen in the spot market, according to sources with DRAM chipmakers in Taiwan
Chartered begins prototyping chips at 12-inch wafer fab 1/28/2005
Chartered Semi has begun prototyping chips for customers at its 12-inch Fab 7.
Nanya to boost DDR2 production 1/27/2005
Nanya Technology plans to allocate up to 50% of its capacity for DDR2 production by the end of the second quarter
Transmeta licensed LongRun2 Technology to Sony 1/27/2005
Transmeta has licensed its LongRun2 -- power management technologies which reduce transistor leakage -- to Sony Corp.
Mosaid file suit against Hynix 1/27/2005
Mosaid said it has initiated litigation against Hynix Semiconductor Inc. and two of its U.S.-based affiliates for allegedly infringing on seven of its U.S. pat
Rambus filed new suit against several Dram makers 1/27/2005
Rambus Inc, filed a patent infringement suit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Calif. alleging Hynix, Infineon, Nanya and Inotera Memories, “have infringed and continue to infringe” 14 U.S. patents that Rambus holds
Apple cut prices on Mac-Mini upgrades 1/26/2005
Apple introduced the Mac Mini earlier this month, it was the lowest-price Mac ever, but upgrade can add several hundred dollars.
Samsung rolls out Rambus XDR memory 1/26/2005
Samsung said it has begun mass production of 256-megabit XDR DRAM chips, memory based on the XDR interface from Rambus
First-tier mobo makers anticipate revenue growth in 2005 1/26/2005
Taiwan first-tier motherboard makers Asustek, ECS, Gigabyte Technology and MSI have released revenue and shipment projections for 2005
Rambus wins round in patent dispute with Hynix 1/25/2005
A California court has largely ruled in favor of Rambus in its patent infringement case against Korean memory maker Hynix Semiconductor.
Via prepares to raise processor clock frequency to 2-GHz 1/25/2005
Via Technologies is preparing to improve the performance of its CPU family to achieve a 2-GHz clock frequency this year
Samsung develop 8-die MCP for handhelds 1/25/2005
Samsung has developed an eight-die multi-chip package (MCP) technology, is being targeted for use in high-capacity mobile devices.
Two Hynix execs indicted on bribery charges 1/25/2005
Two executives with Hynix Semiconductor Inc. were indicted on Jan. 25, on charges of bribery.
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