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| Intel in tax dispute with IRS |
8/7/2003 |
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Intel is in a tax dispute with the IRS that could cost it $600 million, the chipmaker disclosed Wednesday in a filing with the SEC.
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| Cypress launch 18bit Dual Port Memory |
8/5/2003 |
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Cypress will introduce its first 18-Mbit dual-port memory, which it hopes will find a home in switches, routers and basestations that are soon to hit the market
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| AMD shipping new 2 Ghz CPU |
8/5/2003 |
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AMD said that the Opteron 246 model processor is available at a price of $794 in 1,000-unit quantities
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| Gateway to launch new 4-processor server |
8/4/2003 |
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Gateway, which is seeking to reconnect with its business customers, will come out with its new four-processor server on its new Gateway 995 server with up to four Intel Xeon MPs.
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| Kingston introduce low latency DDR DIMM |
8/4/2003 |
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Smart Modular and Kingston have both introduced a non-standard, low-latency 2.2.2 PC2100 DDR server DIMM memory for streaming video and high-performance enterprise applications.
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| Winbond loss narrowed, sales falls |
8/1/2003 |
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Winbond Electronics Corp. said Friday its net sales for the 2003 second quarter totaled NT$6,23 billion ($179 million), with the net loss totaling NT$791 million ($23 million) compared to a loss of NT$890 million ($25.8 million) last year.
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| Wi-Fi has a flaw, French scientists said |
8/1/2003 |
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A flaw has spotted in wireless LAN technology in which one slow connection by a user could degrade the performance of others connecting to the same hot spot, a group of French researchers said.
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| More DVD burner sold |
8/1/2003 |
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Units sales of DVD recorders bundle with desktop or notebook jumped 550 percent during the first half of this year, according to NPD Group.
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| Tellabs cut 325 workers |
8/1/2003 |
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Tellabs cut its work force by 325 employees as it decided to contract Sanmina-SCI for its telecommunication gears production in North America.
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| Wi-Fi market to grow, revenues stay low |
7/31/2003 |
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Wi-Fi market is expected to grow over the next few years but overall revenues will remain flat as vendors drop prices to fight competition and control more market share, according to market research firm.
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| NEC's 3G phones built by Solectron |
7/31/2003 |
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NEC plans to outsource its 3G handsets production (about 1 million units per month) for market outside of Japan to Solectron's plant in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province (China), according to its press release.
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