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Infineon acquires Taiwan networking developer 1/30/2004
Infineon will establish a new company, Infineon-ADMtek, headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan, after the acquisition to focus on developing broadband customer premise equipment (CPE) ICs and enable Infineon to enter the home gateway market.
Powerchip returns to profit 1/30/2004
The profits were generated from the 12-inch foundry, which enable to company to save substantial amount of time and money with high utilization rate.
Chartered expect to turn profit in Q1 1/30/2004
Chartered expects to turn a profit in Q1 of 2004. Revenues are expected at about $224 million, plus or minus 3 million, the company said. Net income including special items will turn black at $7.4 million plus or minus 5 million, Chartered said in its forecast.
Big Blue combines microprocessor and server into system technology group 1/30/2004
Affective immediately, the move was said to be made solely to improve IBM's internal organization and chip processes, according to an IBM spokesman who stressed the importance of the MPU group to IBM's overall business.
VoIP operator recruited big name chief 1/30/2004
Former Ameritech President Dwayne Goldsmith has joined Detroit-based Inflexion Communications Corp., a Voice-over-Internet Protocol specialist aiming to provide the service to underserved areas.
Pistorio predicts return of semi growth 1/30/2004
"The pace of the chip recovery is quickening, driven by the recovery of the U.S. economy. The jobless U.S. recovery has been driven by expansion of fixed investment, which means “the increase of IT spending.”
3Com to expand Taiwan design center 1/29/2004
The center plans to hire nearly 100 employees by the end of 2004. The design center is 3Com's first large-scale R&D facility in Asia.
Packaging and test services grew 1/29/2004
During Q4, Amkor's customers' forecasts continued to strengthen, said Kim, adding that the company now expects revenue growth in Q1, normally a seasonally down quarter.
Cisco to help transform cable to 100% digital service 1/29/2004
Cisco already dominates router and switch architectures within cable modem termination systems, and extending its brand to optical transport will allow the company to move from headend to optical termination units in the backbone.
NASA to be active in hiring to replace retiring engineers 1/29/2004
The legislation, the “NASA Flexibility Act of 2003,” was designed to address an expected “brain drain” at the agency over the next five years when a quarter of NASA employees become eligible for retirement.
TSMC set to increase Capex 1/29/2004
The money will be used to boost overall capacity by 15 percent, to about 4.6 million 8-inch equivalent wafers. Within that context, 12-inch wafer capacity will increase 130 percent.
VIA answers to spying alligations 1/28/2004
Prosecutors have accused VIA chairwoman Cher Wang and her husband, Wenchi Chen, the firm's president, of sending Chang to work D-Link with main initiative to secretly acquire chip-testing simulation software.
Ion implant tool maker confirms major order 1/28/2004
Therma-Wave Inc. today claimed a multi-million dollar order for its Therma-Probe XP 300mm ion implant monitoring tools from a leading, undisclosed Asia-based DRAM producer.
MyDoom virus running wild 1/28/2004
Central Command, a computer security services company based in Medina, Ohio, estimated Tuesday that the Internet worm was spreading globally and accounting for one out of every nine e-mail messages being infected.
ARM joins SOC business by acquiring design company 1/28/2004
Privately held Triscend (Mountain View, Calif.) was formed in 1997 and has 41 staff. Its single-chip platform is designed to provide customized system-on-chip devices combining the flexibility of a field-programmable device and the price point of a standard product.
Infineon acquiring Taiwan IC designer 1/28/2004
Infineon said Wednesday (Jan. 28) it will buy Hsinchu-based ADMtek Inc, a privately held fabless firm, for about $75 million. It will pay another $25 million “earn-out” bonus if certain performance targets are met during the next two years.
VoIP debate heats up 1/27/2004
Internet-based phone service is relatively small. About 150,000 American homes used it in 2003, up from 39,000 in 2002, according to In-Stat/MDR, a research firm. But it’s growing fast and may prove thornier than online taxation, experts said.
RFID take priority with Wal-Mart 1/27/2004
With the Jan. 1, 2005 deadline less than a year away, semiconductor companies looking to cash in on the United States' largest retailer's RFID enforcement -- not to mention similar ones coming from the U.S. Department of Defense and European retailer Metro.
Analyst talk about 64-bit processor 1/27/2004
"The microprocessor business is a business that is in transition," Matas said. Using history as a guide, Matas believes that the software to exploit 64-bit computing will not be available for several years.
DSP sales drives up TI revenue 1/27/2004
For the year TI revenue climbed to $9.834 billion, up 17 percent from 2002.
Circumstance allows Semi companies to plan Capex more appropriately 1/27/2004
Now, the equipment for a 12-inch, 90-nm fab is vastly more expensive than the shell and is quite modular. Companies tend to build the shell and then add only as much equipment as demand justifies, knowing it will be easy to incrementally increase capacity by adding machines later.
Break through in memory testing 1/27/2004
To date, the difficulty in testing bare DRAMs, compared with flash or SRAMs in unpackaged form, has limited the use of DRAMs in the stacked packages used in cell phones. That may change as probe card vendors develop wafer-level test capabilities that make it easier to fully test DRAMs in parallel.
Polymer display rolls up inside your pen 1/27/2004
Polymer Vision, a new technology incubator established by Philips Research, unveiled Monday (Jan. 26) what it claims is the thinnest, most flexible, active-matrix display so far.
Memory maker found shortfall in revenue 1/26/2004
The memory maker attributed the shortfall to delays in the recognition of revenue from new customer projects that commenced later in the quarter than the company previously had anticipated based upon such customers' earlier projections.
Distributors found profit in China 1/26/2004
“The margins are tighter, but in the last two quarters we have expanded and improved our margins,” said Andy Bryant, president of Avnet Electronics Marketing, a division of Phoenix-based Avnet Inc.
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