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Intel negotiating JV cell phone manufacturing in India 11/29/2004
According to BPL, Intel is keen on using BPL's existing mobile handset facility in Palakkad, Kerala, where BPL can now produce 150,000 sets each month. Details, such as the ownership structure of the proposed joint venture, have not yet been finalized.
New 64bit game processor to be unvailed at ISSCC 11/29/2004
The highly integrated Cell device has been billed as a beefy engine for Sony's Playstation 3, due to be demonstrated in May. But the architecture also addresses many other applications, including set-top boxes and mobile communications.
Server sales continue to grow 11/24/2004
Worldwide server market grew 5.5 percent to $11.5 billion in Q3 over the last quarter, marking it the sixth consecutive quarter of positive overall revenue growth, according IDC.
Firefox browser making inroads 11/24/2004
Firefox is making inroads while Microsoft's Internet Explorer market share continues to slide, a Dutch Web monitoring company said.
TSMC set 40-volt, 0.18 micron process in volume production 11/24/2004
TSMC claims the industry first 40-volt, 0.18-micron manufacturing process are volume production now. The process would allow the making of of single-chip TFT LCD drivers by combining LCD source driver and gate driver chips with a power management IC, the company said.
AMD delivers new mobile processor for light laptop 11/24/2004
Advanced Micro Devices releases a new Mobile Sempron 3000+ processor designed for thin-and-light notebooks. Two European PC manufacturers, Gericom and Packard Bell NEC, plan to release new notebooks based on the chip before the end of the year, AMD says in a statement Tuesday.
Samsung to cut SDRAM prices to gain market shares 11/23/2004
Samsung may continue to add SDRAM customers by slashing prices in a projected flat market in 2005, according to sources at Taiwan¡¦s IC distributors.
ST Micro delivers 256MBit BGA NAND Flash 11/23/2004
ST Micro said the VFBGA55 version of its 256-Mbit 'Small Page' NAND Flash memory chip is now in volume production. This tiny 8x10mm ball grid array package will allow manufacturers to use it in portable gadgets where board space is limited.
US broadband internet users double 11/23/2004
Household in America using fast Internet connections doubled from 2001 through late 2003, according to a report. The report cited the growth is still below some expectations and especially low among minority groups and people in rural areas.
HP said layoff plan could cost $200 million 11/23/2004
Hewlett-Packard expects workforce reductions in the first half of 2005 to cost about $200 million, wiping off about 4 cents per share, the company said.
Gateway expands sales channels to Mexico 11/22/2004
Gateway is now selling three desktop models, the L2541, L2814 and L2824, through chains in Mexico, including Elektra and Sam's Club.
Wireless email becoming crucial for enterprises 11/22/2004
Wireless e-mail is driving the adoption of wireless wide-area networking and the potential market for that application is about 35 million users in the U.S., according to a study by Yankee Group.
Grace gets $90 from Hong Kong investors 11/22/2004
Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. has secured an additional $90 million in funding from Cheung Kong Holdings Ltd. and Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. in Hong Kong.
iPod makes Apple shines 11/22/2004
Apple shares traded as high as $64, besting the 52-week high of $56.91 set Friday. This is the highest the stock has been since September 2000.
Taiwan mobo makers caught in Intel chipset shortage 11/19/2004
Fourth-quarter motherboard shipments from Taiwan motherboard makers might be affected by a shortage of Intel 865- and 845-series core-logic chipsets, according to sources at Taiwan motherboard makers
Taiwanese Goverment to unload TSMC shares 11/19/2004
The Taiwanese government may sell 770 million shares in TSMC during 2005 as part of plans to reduce the country's budget deficit
Fujitsu rolls out 1 Megabit FRAM 11/19/2004
Fujitsu Microelectronics introduced a 1-megabit FRAM for use in a range of next-generation applications.
Elpida develop 800Mhz DDR2 chip 11/18/2004
Elpida Memory Inc. has developed a 1-Gbit DDR2 SDRAM device capable of operating at 800-Mbits per second;
Taiwan startup SIPS to offer memory MCP lineup 11/18/2004
A Taiwan-based fabless IC-design startup, will start shipping memory multi-chip packages (MCPs) for use in xDSL routers and digital cameras featuring 4- or above megapixel sensors.
Elpida Goes Public to challange Samsung 11/18/2004
Elpida Memory Inc went public on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange on November 15, 2004.
Hynix and ST to build $2 Billion Memory Fab 11/17/2004
ST and Hynix announced they would build a front-end memory-manufacturing facility in China.
Kingston develop memory module burn-in tester 11/17/2004
Kingston Technology announced the development of a new burn-in tester for memory modules.
Atmel produces mixed memory MCP components 11/17/2004
Atmel said it has a developed a family of stacked flash and pseudostatic random access memory (PSRAM) components.
Dell and Microsoft launch joined-up server software 11/16/2004
Dell and Microsoft promised big savings on the billions of dollars companies spend on system maintenance as they unveiled jointly developed software on Monday that manages and upgrades servers in one mouse-click.
Soyo to phase out motherboard production 11/16/2004
Soyo plans to phase out production of its motherboards and instead focus on development and distribution of computer-related upstream components and plastic ma
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