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Intel cut guidance 9/3/2004 Intel cut its third quarter sales forecast and lowered its gross margins outlook, the company announced after market closed Thursday. Cell phone shipments hit record 9/2/2004 Global sales of mobile phones hit a record 156 million in the second quarter, Gartner said in a report. Global ICs sales grow slightly in July 9/2/2004 Global sales of semiconductors rose 1 percent in July, the SIA research firm reported. Verizon offers phone that works around the world 9/2/2004 Verizon Wireless starts selling a phone from Samsung Electronics that works on mobile networks around the world, the company said. Blu-ray okays Microsoft video compression standard 9/2/2004 Microsoft has won Blu-ray's, a DVD technology group, backing of a video compression standard for new high-definition discs, the company said. Survey said CEO to increase hiring 9/2/2004 U.S. chief executives plan to increase hiring and capital spending amid recent soft economic data and market concerns over sluggish job growth, an survey said. Manufacturing still grows but slower 9/1/2004 Purchasing managers index (PMI) of manufacturing activity fell to 59 in August from 62 in July, signifying a slower growth in the sector, said The Institute of Supply Management. Analyst said Intel to meet lower end guidance 9/1/2004 Intel Corp. is expected to meet the lower end of its previous guidance for the third quarter of 2004 amid excess inventories and slow notebook PC sales, according to a report from SG Cowen Securities Corp.. 915 motherboards price reduction 9/1/2004 First-tier motherboard makers in Taiwan have cut the prices of the 915P- and 915G-based motherboards in order to stir up demand, according to a news sources in Taiwan. Nortel CEO looks forward to exciting future 9/1/2004 In a roundtable discussion with reporters, Nortel CEO Bill Owens said the company is still investing heavily in research and development and expecting upcoming days to be "exciting" while expressing concerns over tougher competition ahead. Chip spendings grow slower in 2005, research firm forecast 9/1/2004 The firm has revised its forecast for 2004 to 60 percent growth, or nearly $50 billion. But it has also lowered its 2005 outlook to only 10 percent growth, or nearly $55 billion. Samsung expects DDR2 to be on 50% of all notebooks by 2005 8/31/2004 Samsung said DDR2 demand will pick up and was bold to expect that 50% of all new notebooks made in the first quarter of 2005 will adopt DDR2 memory, according to sources in Taiwan. Apple introduced new iMac 8/31/2004 Apple Computer unveiled its new iMac desktop computer which integrates disk drives and processors into a flat display less than two inches thick. Electronics gaint joint effort in LCD production 8/31/2004 Hitachi Ltd., Matsushita Electric. and Toshiba Corp., will announce plans to jointly manufacture LCD display panels. Server sales continue its recovery pace 8/31/2004 Server market continued to grow positively for the fifth consecutive quarter, according to IDC's latest report. Intel to introduce 65-nm CPUs late next year 8/31/2004 Intel is on track to introduce the world's most advanced chip production technology in its products next year, the company said. HP to sell its version of iPod 8/30/2004 HP unveiled its own version of Apple's iPod music player, part of its alliance with Apple Computer as well as HP's own foray into consumer electronics. Tessera raised 3rd quarter numbers 8/30/2004 Tessera Technologies, a chip-scale and multi-chip package provider, expects Q3 revenues in the range of $22.3 to $22.6 million after raising its guidance by approximately $2 million. Executive at Samsung predicts DRAM shortage 8/30/2004 Uptick demand for PCs during holiday seasons is expected to cause spot DRAM shortages in the second half of 2004, according to an executive from Samsung Electronics. Verizon launched pilot wi-fi broadband service 8/30/2004 Verizon launched a pilot program providing broadband wireless service for a small rural town in Virginia. Microsoft to ship "Longhorn" by 2006 8/30/2004 Microsoft said the next version of the Windows operating system will ship in 2006. HP to offer Apple ipod 8/27/2004 Hewlett-Packard said it will reveal on its Web shopping site the details of the new HP-branded iPod music player clone. Hynix Semiconductor Signs Deal to Build Chip Plants in China 8/27/2004 Hynix aid that it signed a formal contract to jointly set up two chip plants in China together with European semiconductor giant STMicroelectronics NV. Hynix Sells Non-Memory Market 8/27/2004 Hynix finally signed a long-drawn-out acquisition agreement for its system IC business unit with System Semiconductor. Chinese develops new 3G chip 8/26/2004 The Chinese subsidiary of Spreadtrum Communications Inc. is being credited with developing the country's first 3G mobile phone chip, according to Chinese media reports  780  |  781  |  782  |  783  |  784  |  785  |  786  |  787  |  788  |  789

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