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Hynix non-memory chip unit renamed Magnachip 10/6/2004
Citigroup Venture spinned off Hynix non-memory division.
VIA to offer 64bit processor 10/6/2004
Via Technologies have announced plans to enter the x86-based, 64-bit processor market.
PalmOne launched Industry's First 256MB Storage Handheld 10/6/2004
PalmOne introduced the Tungsten(TM) T5 handheld with 256MB of flash memory
Intel to cut Pentium-M price 10/5/2004
Intel plans to cut prices for its Dothan-based 400MHz FSB Pentium M lineup on October 17
Notebook manufacturers plants running overtime 10/5/2004
A number of China-based notebook PC plants belonging to Taiwan makers are currently operating 24 hours per day
VIA reports September revenues 10/5/2004
VIA Technologies saw its revenues decline 2.2% sequentially to NT$1.88 billion in September, according to a company news release
AMD Announces New Headquarters in Beijing 10/5/2004
AMD announced that the company will establish its new headquarters for Greater China in Beijing
IBM ThinkPad with fingerprint technology 10/4/2004
IBM announced a new ThinkPad notebooks designed to provide an extra layer of data protection through advanced fingerprint technology
Matsushita blends FeRAM technology with smart cards 10/4/2004
Matsushita has added contactless smart card capabilities to its SD memory card using FeRAM technology.
NEC and Sony to release New DVD standards 10/4/2004
NEC and Sony plans to start releasing internal PC drives supporting next-generation DVD standards in the latter half of 2005
Samsung develop 8 Gb Nand Flash 10/4/2004
Samsung announced that it has developed an 8G-bit NAND-type flash memory chip with a 60-nano design rule
Acer to adopt direct marketing in China 10/1/2004
Acer Inc. is adopting direct marketing strategy that will cut cost, bracing themselves to compete directly with foreign brands such as Dell and IBM.
Asustek, no.1 motherboard producer in China 10/1/2004
After hitting more than 130,000 motherboards in third quarter, Asustek Computer Inc. replaced the reigning leader Micro Star International Co. as the largest producer in China.
VLSI Research: Copper start will top 1.3million wafers 10/1/2004
This year, VLSI expects 435,300 copper wafer starts per week, representing 40.2 percent of all sub-200nm wafer starts.
Conexant hit over inventor 10/1/2004
The lower results for the quarter ending Friday, Oct.1, are due primarily to excess channel inventory in Asia that is a result of lower-than-expected demand, the company said. Conexant anticipates that pro forma non-GAAP earnings per share will range from a loss of 2 cents to a loss of 1 cent.
Nortel reduces layoffs 10/1/2004
the company announced Thursday (Sept. 30) that it will cut fewer employees as part of a proposed reorganization plan. At the same time, the Ottawa-based telecom equipment provider said it would evacuate 2 million square feet of office space once its restructuring efforts designed to slash costs are completed.
TI to market Memsic automotive sensors 10/1/2004
TI's sensors and controls group is to sell Memsic products to the automotive market and Texas Instruments has agreed to collaborate with Memsic on the development of automotive-specific products that Memsic would make for TI on a foundry basis.
Sandisk licensed embedded security technology 9/30/2004
"We view cryptographic security as an important element in our strategy for mobile storage in the coming years," said SanDisk's CEO, Eli Harari. "We selected the Discretix's CryptoFlash after an extensive evaluation of alternative solutions".
PCB book-to-bill at 1.04 9/30/2004
Compared to 2003, shipments of PCBs were up 34.7 percent year-to-date, while bookings of PCBs were up 38 percent year-to-date.
Agere to layoff 500 in restructure 9/30/2004
With the action, the company expects to reduce its quarterly research and development (R&D) and selling, general and administrative (SG&A) expenses to approximately $170 million to $175 million by its fiscal Q3 2005.
SIA:R&D tax credit vital to US semi industry 9/30/2004
"The R&D tax credit has played a vital role in keeping U.S.-based semiconductor manufacturers in the forefront of this very competitive industry," said SIA President George Scalise, in a statement.
HP to build R&D in Puerto Rico 9/30/2004
"We are very pleased at the prospect of increasing HP's R&D activities in Puerto Rico," said Richard A. (Dick) Lampman, senior vice president of research, HP, and director, HP Labs. "We are eager to play an appropriate role as the government seeks to expand its technology sector."
Micron missed earning expectations 9/30/2004
Micron (Boise, Ida.) reported a net income of $94 million, or $0.14 per diluted share, in the period. This compares to a net loss of $123 million, or $0.20 per diluted share, for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2003, and a profit of $90.9 million, or $0.13, in the previous period.
Taiwan notebook ODM going strong 9/29/2004
Quanta Computer Inc. has acquired ODM (original design manufacturing) orders from Japan's Toshiba Corp. Quanta becomes Toshiba's third Taiwanese contract manufacturer.
Cisco to open Shanghai VOIP R&D 9/29/2004
Cisco will hire 100 employees over the next 18 months in the Shanghai facility, which will focus on Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technologies and other new features for telecommunications equipment, particularly for Chinese telephone carriers.
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