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AOL to cut cost to stay profitable 4/21/2004 To offset the anticipated losses, the company is expected to take deeper cost cutting of $400 million to $500 million this year to help preserve profit margins and earnings for the year. MCI emerges from bankruptcy protection 4/20/2004 MCI said it has formally emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and is beginning to distribute securities and cash to its creditors. Lucent posts profitable quarter 4/20/2004 Lucent Technologies Inc., one of the world's largest makers of telecommunications equipment, posted its third consecutive quarterly profit and boosted its sales outlook for the year as spending showed signs of improving. Taiwan DRAM makers do well in China 4/20/2004 Taiwan DRAM and module makers are selling more products to China PC manufacturers, according to a report. Sony's profit more than expected 4/20/2004 Sony Corp. reported a net profit of ¥88 billion, or $811 million, for the past business year, a 60% more than anlaysts' estimates due to foreign exchange and tax-related gains. Samsung to ramp up 256Mbit DDR3 4/19/2004 Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has begun full-scale commercial production of a 256-Mbit DDR3 DRAM chip, according to a report Monday. PC shipments strong in 1st quarter 4/19/2004 The PC market remained strong in the first quarter of 2004 with worldwide shipments of 41.2 million units and year-to-year growth of 16.5%, according to the latest report by International Data Corp. AMD setup Fab Automation Center in Dresden 4/19/2004 Advanced Micro Devices Inc. said it has opened two new automated precision manufacturing (APM) innovation centers, one in its nearly completed 300mm Fab 36 in Dresden, Germany and the other in Austin Fab 30. Lexmark reports upbeat results 4/19/2004 Lexmark International Inc., the nation's second-largest printer maker, said its first-quarter profit rose 28 percent to 121 million on revenue of $1.26 billion, powered by strength in sales of replacement ink and toner. NEC to build 2nd Fab In Japan 4/16/2004 NEC Electronics plans to construct a second 300-mm wafer fab on the NEC Yamagata Ltd. campus. Sun announces management shakeup, huge losses 4/16/2004 Sun Microsystems Inc. said two top executives for its core server products were leaving, as the struggling computer maker reported a third-quarter loss of $760 million Intel develops silicon wafer based electro-optical chipsets 4/16/2004 Intel has succeeded in developing electro- optical chipsets capable of converting electronic signals to optic signals within the chip that will enable communication to be conducted at the speed of light. Intel profit up 89% 4/15/2004 Intel 's first-quarter profits jumped 89 percent and revenues grew 20 percent as worldwide business spending on the silicon chips that power computers improved. Nvidia launched new GeForce Chip 4/15/2004 Nvidia rolled out its long-awaited GeForce 6800 line of 130-nm graphics processing units (GPUs) for desktop PCs AMD to expand Suzhou IC Packaging Plant 4/15/2004 AMD is expanding in China, by planning to spend $100 million on a new IC-packaging and testing plant. AMD sales surge 73% 4/15/2004 AMD said it had reached record revenues for its Q1 buoyed by flash memory sales. SanDisk to sell MiniSD in Far East 4/14/2004 SanDisk said it will start selling miniSD memory cards through retail stores in Taiwan starting in May. Intel to cut Itanium price 4/14/2004 Intel has begun shipping a new 1.4GHz version of the processor that will significantly cut down the cost of dual-processor systems. Hynix ends talks with Citigroup 4/14/2004 Hynix Semiconductor Inc. said that it has ended talks to sell its non-memory assets to Citigroup. Intergraph and AMD settle its patent lawsuit. 4/13/2004 Intergraph and Advanced Micro Devices said they have agreed to settle its patent lawsuit. Samsung LCD sales to exceed $8 Billion 4/13/2004 Samsung expects sales of its liquid crystal display (LCD) products to exceed US$8 billion this year. UMC Gets License for Rambus's RaSer PHY Technology 4/13/2004 Rambus announced that UMC of Taiwan is now offering Rambus's RaSer physical layer (PHY) cells for PCI Express applications to its foundry customers Toshiba offers 4GB Nand Flash 4/12/2004 Toshiba introduced what it claims is the semiconductor industry's first 4Gb single-die, multi-level cell (MLC), NAND flash memory Micron Chief upbeat with dram market conditions 4/12/2004 Steve Appleton, chief executive officer of Micron Technology said that his company should be profitable for the rest of 2004 if market conditions remain stable Taiwan power outage caused DRAM price spikes 4/12/2004 A weekend power outage in Taiwan caused DRAM prices to jump over the last few days  801  |  802  |  803  |  804  |  805  |  806  |  807  |  808  |  809  |  810

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