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Intel to release faster version of P4 11/1/2004 Intel is expected to release a faster version of its powerful but expensive Pentium 4 Extreme Edition processor this week. Google desktop search for Apple PCs 11/1/2004 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.. Sun develop its next generation Niagra processor 10/29/2004 Sun Microsystems has manufactured first silicon of its next-generation Niagra processor, which isn't due to ship until 2006 Micron halts MRAM development work 10/29/2004 Micron has stopped R&D work on magnetic RAM and is doubtful about phase-change memory Samsung to expand sales in China to $25 billion 10/29/2004 Samsung Electronics said it hopes to expand sales in China to $25 billion by 2010 Samsung behind AMD's PIC development 10/28/2004 Samsung said that it has "played an integral role in the development and manufacturing" of the Personal Internet Communicator (PIC) AMD to offer a low-cost $249 PC 10/28/2004 AMD has announced low cost computer, called the Personal Internet Communicator (PIC). Micron to delay offering MCP devices 10/28/2004 Micron Technology announced it does not intend to make the multi-chip packages (MCPs)at the present moment VIA add new chipset to support AMD processor 10/28/2004 VIA Technologies announced that its VIA K8T890 series chipsets will support the new AMD Athlon 64 FX-55 processor and AMD Athlon 64 processor 4000+. VIA share in chipset market climbs to 18.5% in 3Q 10/28/2004 VIA share in the core-logic chipset market increased sequentially by 3.6 percentage points to 18.5% in the third quarter of this year No cost benefit in China wafer fab, says TSMC's Chang 10/27/2004 TSMC's Chairman, said that the company's China-based wafer fab will not be more cost competitive than its Taiwan-based fabs for at least five years. TI to start building Richardson 300-mm wafer fab November 10/27/2004 TI plans to break ground mid-November on a $3 billion wafer fab complex for processing 300-mm diameter wafers in Richardson, Texas UMC to liquidate singapore fab 10/27/2004 UMC is apparently planning to "liquidate" its fab venture in Singapore and will fold the organization into the parent compa Seagate launched new 3 inch Drive 10/26/2004 Seagate unveiled two new portable hard drives--one of which is just 3 inches in diameter, yet capable of storing 5GB of data Aftershocks from Japan earthquake keep fabs shut down 10/26/2004 The strong earthquake that hit central Japan over the weekend has been followed by several strong aftershocks that have prevented several Japanese electronics manufacturers from resuming operations at plants located HP to remain the world's largest purchaser of chips in 2004 and 2005 10/26/2004 HP is expected to remain the world's largest purchaser of semiconductors in 2004 and 2005 More AMD-based notebooks to be released in 4Q 10/26/2004 The number of AMD-based notebook models launched by Taiwan OEMs in the fourth quarter of this year will be 50% greater than the number of AMD-based machines released in the first quarter of this year Nanya: Demand from PC OEMs continues outpacing DRAM supply 10/25/2004 Demand from PC OEMs continues outpacing DRAM supply NOR flash prices to shine in 4Q, NAND outlook gloomy 10/25/2004 Growth in DVD-player shipments from China is expected to keep prices for low- and medium-density NOR flash chips stable this quarter NEC launched Notebook with Built-in Fuel Cell 10/25/2004 At the WPC EXPO 2004 held last week at Tokyo Big Sight, NEC Corp's demonstration of its fuel cell for notebook PCs attracted visitors' attention Freescale move to be independent from Motorola 10/22/2004 The cost-cutting moves come at a time when Freescale prepares to become totally independent from Motorola "by the end of the year," Mayer said. Freescale operated as a unit of Motorola until officially being spun off in July. Inventory buildup seen in semi industry 10/22/2004 "This quarter was challenging because of weak end market demand for consumer products, resulting in excess inventory at our customers and pressure on OEMs to significantly reduce their inventory positions," LcoS runs into problem as Intel pulls out 10/22/2004 A company spokesman was quoted in several reports saying Intel had decided against continuing the project after looking at the investment required and timetable needed to realize a return. Burner prices on the way south 10/21/2004 At the introduction of 16x speed DVD DL at the local market a month ago, have saw the price dropped to 10~15 percent. Now, it is also mounting pressure on 12x speed and 8x speed DVD burner. Taiwan IC designers expect recovery 10/21/2004 Majority of the Taiwan's integrated chip (IC) designers are expecting their gross profit to pick up in the fourth quarter, after struggled in the second and third quarters.  781  |  782  |  783  |  784  |  785  |  786  |  787  |  788  |  789  |  790

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