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Researcher downgraded some semi companies 8/10/2004 Intel, Fairchild, Xilinx and On Semiconductor have all been downgraded by the market research firm on a less-than-steady market environment. Embedded 64bits to grow on handsets 8/10/2004 Customer-specific, cell-based 64-bit embedded processor market will thrive, with forecasted growth over that timeframe of 82.7%, according to In-Stat/MDR. Cambridge Display filed S-1 registration for IPO 8/10/2004 The number of shares and the timing of the IPO has not been finalized, but the offering is expected to raise no more than $40.25 million, according to the S-1 registration. The filing is dated July 30, 2004. Vendors improved 8.02.11n coverage range 8/10/2004 Company claimed in a statement that its pre-N products will provide four times the coverage area and speed of equipment based on 802.11b and g. Intel links PCI Express to Xscale processor 8/10/2004 The Dobson processor links an Xscale core with PCI Express interfaces. The intent is to provide a cost-effective alternative to 64-bit systems Taiwan to give incentive for manufacturers to return home 8/9/2004 The returning Taiwanese investors from China are expected to generate annual production value of NT$28 billion, and create a total of 4,683 job opportunities. VIA settles dispute with MediaTek 8/9/2004 VOS agreed to pay MediaTek a royalty of US$25 million upon execution and US$5 million per year in each of the following five years. In return, MediaTek agreed to grant VIA a perpetual license to any of its copyrights and trade secrets as well as a five-year license to any of its existing intellectual property 3G and automobile electronic to carry rest of '04 8/9/2004 Concerns that the semiconductor market may stop growing this year are being played down with suppliers banking on new levels of demand from the mobile and automotive sectors. Chinese are working towards domination in global standards 8/9/2004 "Firms with a strong base of support among Chinese companies and consumers are in the best position to promote their own standards. Those lacking widespread support would be wise to co-operate instead of compete," Infineon to do 300mm and 90nm DRAM at Winbond 8/9/2004 Under the terms of the additional agreement, Munich-based Infineon will transfer its 0.09-micron DRAM trench technology and 300mm production know-how to Winbond, based in Taipei. Window XP patch delayed again 8/6/2004 Microsoft has again delayed a long-awaited update to Windows XP, citing quality concerns. Nvidia saw its profits drop nearly 80 percent 8/6/2004 Nvidia saw its profits drop nearly 80 percent in the second quarter due to turbulence in the desktop market and increased competition. Worldwide chips sales for June reach $20 Billion 8/6/2004 With the Asia-Pacific region approaching half the world's chip market in June (43.8 percent) the 'actual' worldwide sales were $20.70 billion, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA). SiS launced new DDR2 chipset 8/6/2004 Chipset vendor SiS launched a new 'northbridge' chip as companion for the Intel Pentium 4 CPU, with the part number SiS649 Microsoft to release major updates for XP 8/5/2004 Microsoft is close to releasing a major update for its Windows XP operating system. Toshiba ships 60GB , 1.8 inch drive 8/5/2004 Toshiba will begin mass-producing a 60GB, 1.8-inch hard disk drive before the end of the year HP ships Linux base notebook 8/5/2004 HP began shipping its first notebook computer to come with the Linux operating system preinstalled U.S. factory orders up 7 percent in June 8/4/2004 America's factories saw orders grow stronger in June, a spot of good news for manufacturers and for the economic recovery. Hynix Creditors to Approve China Plant Project 8/4/2004 Hynix Creditor officials said they will meet to approve the plant project, which will be promoted with investment from STMicro and Chinese banks to minimize the risk in building the plant Intel ships 64-bit 'Prescott' Pentium 4 8/4/2004 Intel has released a Pentium 4 Prescott processor equipped with 64-bit instruction-set extensions. Hannover Fairs cancels CeBit America 2005 show 8/4/2004 CeBit America 2005 has been cancelled, because the organizer has been unable to raise enough money from technology companies to hold the New York tradeshow, a spokesman said Tuesday AMD unveils processors for home market 8/3/2004 AMD has introduced a line of desktop and mobile processors designated for home and business PC market Motorola acquire solectron computing business division 8/3/2004 Solectron continued to streamline its operations, completing the sale of its Force Computers embedded computing business to Motorola Inc Japanese authorities prepares DRAM dumping probe 8/3/2004 Japanese government authorities are to begin an investigation that could lead to duties on imports of DRAM chips made Hynix Semiconductor Inc Worldwide DRAM Revenue Increases 20% in Q2 8/3/2004 Worldwide revenue for dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) reached US$6.7 billion in the second quarter of 2004  783  |  784  |  785  |  786  |  787  |  788  |  789  |  790  |  791  |  792

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