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Elpida samples 1 Gbit DDR chip 10/9/2003 Elpida Memory announced it has sample a 1-Gbit DDR2 chip fabricated in a 100-nanometer technology. Philips to unload TSMC shares 10/9/2003 Royal Philips Electronics said that it may sell off 500 million shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. in a move to raise about $1.2 billion HP anticipate surge in Notebook Sales for india market 10/9/2003 The Indian subsidiary of Hewlett-Packard said its future revenues would be driven by a surge in the sale of notebook computers in the country. Powerchip sales rebound from slump 10/8/2003 Powerchip Semiconductor expects to report its first profit in five quarters after prices of its products rebounded in the past three months. Toshiba claims first chip based on 'X Architecture' 10/8/2003 Toshiba announced today , the world's first functional silicon, based on the X Architecture technology. Infineon adds 145 engineers to mobile phone group 10/8/2003 Infineon Technologies AG will take on 145 software developers from Siemens information and communication mobile, the parent company that originally spun it off in 2000. IBM add "Airbag" technology on Notebook 10/8/2003 IBM has added technology to its ThinkPad notebooks that will lock up--and protect--the hard drive when it senses the device is in the midst of falling. Microsoft bets big on new search engine technology 10/7/2003 Microsoft wants to change that, and it's betting millions that someday it will be as well known for search as Google is Toshiba develops palm-sized fuel cell battery 10/7/2003 Toshiba has developed a palm-sized portable fuel cell its said it capable of charging a cell phone battery about six times. Transmeta selects Fujitsu to fab next generation chip 10/7/2003 Transmeta has selected Japan's Fujitsu as the first foundry for a 90-nm version of its next-generation processor line U.S Supreme court declines to take up Infineon 's DRAM case 10/7/2003 The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to take up the appeal of Infineon Technologies in its synchronous DRAM patent infringement litigation with Rambus. Hynix Semi under investigation 10/6/2003 Hynix Semiconductor and two other companies within the Hyundai Group are being investigated by Korea Deposit Insurance Corp. Motorola spins off new product group 10/6/2003 Motorola is spinning off its semiconductor products group into a separate company. Intel unveiled new Xeon processor 10/6/2003 Intel rolled out its fastest 32-bit Xeon microprocessor a 3.2-GHz chip for dual processor servers. Micron sample 288Mbit RLDRAM 10/6/2003 Micron Technology announced it will sample a 288-Mbit reduced latency DRAM II operating in double data rate mode at 400-MHz clock frequency Sony to deliver All-in-One PSX game console 10/3/2003 Sony Corp would unveil its all-in-one PSX game device to the public next week, the company announced. Open ATE standard on the way 10/3/2003 Intel Corp plans to center its future test methodologies around an ATE architecture based on an open standard, an executive confirmed at a panel discussion. Sharp to introduce improved LCD display 10/3/2003 Sharp Corp. has developed TFT liquid crystal displays for mobile devices with improved viewing feature, the company said. ATI delivers upbeat earnings report 10/3/2003 ATI reported a net income of $22.3 million on sales of $380.7 million in the fourth quarter of its 2003 fiscal year, the company said. 256Mbit graphics memory chips stablize 10/2/2003 The price of 256Mbit graphics memory has stabilized at US$4.20-4.70 per chip after an earlier decline. Sun could be a take over target 10/2/2003 Sun Microsystems could face the threat of becoming a take over target if the company didn't stop the bleeding and narrow its product focus, said an analyst. STATS offers direct die stacking technology 10/2/2003 ST Assembly Services Ltd. (STATS) introduced a new die stacking technology in its package offerings. Global DRAM sales up 8% in 2003 10/2/2003 DRAM revenue worldwide will have a slight 8% year over year increase in 2003 to reach $16.7 billion, according to a new report by iSuppli Corp. ATI, Cirrus Logic settled 10/1/2003 Cirrus Logic Inc. and ATI Technologies Inc. announced they have entered into a cross-license agreement and have settled all outstanding litigation between them. Infineon leads way on 10/1/2003 Infineon Technologies said it will employ the lead- and halogen-free DRAM components ahead of European legal requirements that come into force in 2006 and 2007.  832  |  833  |  834  |  835  |  836  |  837  |  838  |  839  |  840  |  841

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