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Xillinx chooses Singapore as Asia HQ 5/27/2004 Xilinx, a major supplier of programmable logic solutions, has selected Singapore as its new regional headquarters in the Asia-Pacific region. UMC claims 90-nm process leadership over TSMC 5/27/2004 UMC claimed to have taken a lead over rival foundry TSMC with the deployment of its 90-nanometer manufacturing process Intel invest in Japanese Chemical Plant 5/27/2004 Intel and Jafco Ltd have invested US$4 million in Tri Chemical Laboratories Inc., a manufacturer of semiconductor materials Intel adds 600 engineers at Russian Lab 5/27/2004 Intel said it has hired 600 engineers currently working at Russia's Unipro and the Moscow Center for Sparc Technologies. Cisco System unveiled $500 Million Internet Routing System 5/26/2004 Cisco Systems unveiled its high-end router--but it could be six months to a year before it starts seeing any revenue from the product UMC Improves 30% Performance on 45nm Transistors 5/26/2004 UMC announced that its R & D team has achieved a significant performance enhancement on 45nm, p-channel transistors through substrate engineering. Samsung breaks 80nm DRAM process barrier 5/26/2004 Samsung succeeded in developing the world's first 70nm DRAM process technology by breaking the 80nm barrier which was considered the mark to overcome in the semiconductor industry OCZ ship high performance DDR-II Modules 5/26/2004 OCZ Technology announced the impending release of high their performance PC2-4300, PC2-5300 and PC2-6400 Enhanced Bandwidth DDR-II module family. Mosaid, take DLL patent out of dispute 5/25/2004 Mosaid has filed a proposed Stipulated Order of Dismissal for all infringement claim covering a Delay Locked Loop (DLL) circuit for use in Synchronous DRAM. Citigroup to buy Hynix Non-Memory operation 5/25/2004 The non-memory operations of Hynix Semiconductor Inc. are to be sold to Citigroup Venture Capital (CVC) for about W950 billion (about US$810 million IBM delay Power-Blade Server 5/25/2004 A memory problem has triggered a three-month delay in IBM's JS20 Blade server AMD launches low-power Geode chips 5/25/2004 AMD revamped its line of low-power microchips, as it targets the growing market for thin and light electronic devices that run standard software such as Microsoft Windows Spam account two-thirds of all e-mail 5/24/2004 E-mail research data shows that 67.6 percent of all global e-mail traffic are spam. UMC Ready for 90nm 5/24/2004 UMC said it's 90nm process has been qualified by several large IC manufacturers SDRAM Prices Keep Climbing 5/24/2004 Prices of synchronous DRAM used in digital consumer electronics goods continue to rise. Samsung announced latest 32bit DDR device 5/24/2004 Samsung announced the latest monolithic 256Mbit, 32-bit wide DDR device that offers the bandwidth needed for photo-realistic 3D gaming in handsets Kingmax to focus on SODIMM in 2004 5/21/2004 Lawrence Chang, deputy manager of Kingmax, "DRAM, which stands for dynamic random-access memory, is the "rice" in the PC food chain you can't live without it." Memory price on the move in world market 5/21/2004 Prices of higher density DDR 266 32x8 components shed US 10 cents/chip to USD 4.80/chip major brands, while OEM versions trailed at USD 4.55/chip. Canadian company sue Intel for processor ciruit infringement 5/21/2004 The plaintiff estimates that Intel has been infringing on their client's patent since 1998, and that Santa Clara, Calif.-based Intel has earned billions from the sale of computers that contain the circuitry. DRAM price on the retreat 5/21/2004 Overall, near-term DRAM market conditions appear to be shaky. Most suppliers' fiscal quarters end in June, tempting them to sell more DRAM to bolster their results. China to promote its own "digital home" standard 5/21/2004 China has rallied 22 local companies to support its emerging standard, including PC makers Lenovo Group and Great Wall Computer Co. Ltd., along with leading consumer electronics and communications makers such as TCL Group, Konka Group, and Hisense Group International Fabless Semiconductor Conference in Taipei 5/20/2004 This will also be the only time the event will be taking place outside the United States after 7 years. The one-day event aims to draw suppliers, fables IC companies, integrated device manufacturers (IDMs), and OEMs together. Equipment market is finally on the rebounce 5/20/2004 Worldwide equipment revenues grew 24 percent to $11.9 billion in Q1, following sequential increases of 16 percent in Q3 of 2003 and 14 percent in Q4. Semi companies have money for acquisitions 5/20/2004 Pericom Semiconductor, has over $100 million to spend on acquisitions and believes now is the time to spend it. Cypress Semi says it has $600 million to send on mergers and acquisitions. Intel confirms investment in Irish Fab 5/20/2004 The company plans to build the new Fab 24-2 fab module on the Ireland campus. The investment will add an additional 60,000-square-feet of manufacturing cleanroom space, plus the required manufacturing equipment to enable 65-nm technology.  786  |  787  |  788  |  789  |  790  |  791  |  792  |  793  |  794  |  795

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