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| AMD announces new embedded processor push |
6/2/2004 |
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Will Strauss, president of Forward Concepts (Tempe, Ariz.), said AMD "is going to war" with a renewed interest in embedded, evidenced by its benchmarking initiative, aggressive marketing push and, most important, products that consume less power.
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| Alliance to expand design in India |
6/2/2004 |
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Alliance Santa Clara, Calif.) has so far invested $20 million in its centers here and in Hyderabad. They employ 150 engineers. The Bangalore center was started in 1998 and currently has about 100 engineers.
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| NEC setup R & D center in Taiwan |
5/28/2004 |
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NEC will set up an R&D center in Taiwan this year, according to Shinichi Kakimura, company president for the Taiwan region
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| Computex - The Show of the Future |
5/28/2004 |
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One of the world's largest venues for the Information Technologies (IT) industry, COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2004 will kick off on June 1-5 , 2004, at the Taipei World Trade Center.
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| Xillinx chooses Singapore as Asia HQ |
5/27/2004 |
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Xilinx, a major supplier of programmable logic solutions, has selected Singapore as its new regional headquarters in the Asia-Pacific region.
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| Samsung breaks 80nm DRAM process barrier |
5/26/2004 |
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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
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| Mosaid, take DLL patent out of dispute |
5/25/2004 |
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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.
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| AMD launches low-power Geode chips |
5/25/2004 |
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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
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| UMC Ready for 90nm |
5/24/2004 |
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UMC said it's 90nm process has been qualified by several large IC manufacturers
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| Kingmax to focus on SODIMM in 2004 |
5/21/2004 |
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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."
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