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TSMC to invest US$1.4 billiion in capacity expansion 5/11/2004 TSMC will spend US$1.4 billion to expand its manufacturing capacity, the company said. Wolfgang Ziebart to be CEO of Infineon 5/11/2004 Infineon named Wolfgang Ziebart to be its president and CEO to replace Ulrich Schumacher who was recently ousted by the company's supervisory board. Intel releases new Pentium M chip 5/11/2004 Intel rolled out a new Pentium M processor for notebooks that boosts performance while keeping battery life roughly the same as previous versions. Altera rolled out FPGA for memory 5/11/2004 Altera Corp. released two FPGA-based hardware reference platforms for use with DDR2 SDRAMs, QDRII SRAMs and RLDRAM II memory devices. Toshiba to introduce memory chip for cell phones 5/10/2004 Toshiba will roll out a combo of 1.8 volt burst-mode pseudo SRAM and burst-mode NOR flash in the third quarter for use in advanced mobile phones. HP to release PCs for gamers 5/10/2004 Hewlett-Packard will soon launch a personal computer targeted at gamers in a move to expand its share into this growing market. TSMC delivers increased sales in April 5/10/2004 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. reported net sales for April reached a new record high of $618 million (20.63 billion Taiwanese dollars), representing a 3.3 percent increase over March. Economists said inflation is on the rise 5/10/2004 The U.S. economy is expected to grow a healthy 4.6 percent this year, with inflation picking up as producers pass on the cost of rising commodity prices to consumers, a panel of top forecasters said Monday. Samsung forming global alliance with Nokia & Motorola 5/7/2004 Samsung is setting up a global alliance with Nokia and Motorola by providing them with key components Atmel ship radiation-hard FPGA device 5/7/2004 Atmel announced the availability of its first rad-hard in-system reprogrammable 3.3V FPGA, with built-in Single Event Upset (SEU) protection Acer to ship Notebook powered by AMD 64 Processor 5/7/2004 Acer announce it will ship a stylish Red Ferrari 3000 notebook, which the company touts as the globally recognized color signifying passion, power, style and success Micron respond to Rambus lawsuit 5/6/2004 Micron Technology, Inc., responded to a lawsuit announced today by Rambus against various DRAM manufacturers Taiwan board manufacturer increasing Laptop output 5/6/2004 Motherboard manufacturers are branching into the portable computer market for higher margins Nanya to build new FAB 5/6/2004 Nanya Technology, the world's No. 5 supplier of computer memory chips announced it is considering building a new FAB in Taiwan University filed suit against Samsung 5/6/2004 Samsung has been sued by the University of Wisconsin for allegedly infringing its patent on the process of making semiconductors Rambus filed Antitrust against several chip manufacturer 5/6/2004 Rambus Inc, has filed an antitrust case and is seeking $1 billion in actual damages against Hynix , Infineon , Micron and Siemens AG ATI launched new Graphic chip 5/5/2004 ATI has launched its next-generation X800 graphics processor, giving gamers and PC enthusiasts another choice for advanced PC graphics technology. AMD to combat chip "remarker" in the Far East 5/5/2004 Advanced Micro Devices is stepping up its efforts to combat chip "remarkers" in the region. Samsung Electronics Makes 80% of Its Products Abroad 5/5/2004 Samsung said that its overseas output exceeded 80% of its total production in the first quarter of 2004. In addition, the portion of its exports also surpassed 80%. Hitachi Creates Chip for Better-Animated Cell Phone Games 5/5/2004 Hitachi has developed a cellular phone chip that nearly quintuples image-processing speed, enabling video game characters to move faster and more smoothly Million of PC affected by New Worm named "Sasser" 5/4/2004 Millions of computers have already been infected by a new Internet computer worm that caused disruptions over the weekend and may spread rapidly when businesses resume work on Monday morning, experts warned. China confirms 3 new cases of SARs 5/4/2004 China has upgraded three suspected SARS cases to confirmed ones, bringing the total number of infected people in the country to nine so far this year Bill Gates fined $800,000 for Antitrust violation 5/4/2004 Bill Gates has agreed to pay $800,000 for violating antitrust regulations in two stock purchases. IBM ships 64Bit Processor eServer 5/4/2004 IBM today, introduced its eServer i5, the first systems to be powered by IBM’s 64-bit-capable Power5 MPU. Winbond to build $1 Billion FAB 5/4/2004 Winbond Electronics has gained its board approval to build a $1.47 billion, 12-inch fab.  819  |  820  |  821  |  822  |  823  |  824  |  825  |  826  |  827  |  828

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