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A city's push towards information technology 8/13/2003
The city has given every Taipei resident a free e-mail account as well as a chance to take part in a free three-hour Internet training session. Some 220,000 residents have signed up for them so far.
Government report shows help needed in supercomputer research 8/13/2003
Taken together, the three reports are expected to reinforce current work in clusters of systems based on off-the-shelf processors while bolstering R&D in custom technologies that could power petaflops-class systems.
LovSan bug runs wild 8/13/2003
Message inside the host code said “Billy Gates why do you make this possible? Stop making money and fix your software!”
Applied Material report orders up 8/13/2003
Although the results disappointed analysts, orders were up $1.05 billion, or 9 percent, from $971 million in the second quarter. The total was down, however, 41 percent from $1.78 billion for the third quarter of 2002.
Hynix loss mounts with increase in sales 8/13/2003
Hynix reported a net loss of 530 billion won (about $450 million) in the second quarter on sales of 778 billion won (about $660 million).
Efficeon, a new twist from Transmeta 8/12/2003
Transmeta Corp. today christened its TM8000 microprocessor with the brand name Efficeon. While recent months have seen Transmeta make a concerted push into the embedded space, Efficeon¡¯s main focus promises to be on ultra-low power and ultra-portable notebooks.
Low cost wireless chip has big promises 8/12/2003
By stripping out the higher-layer networking support and complexity of Bluetooth, ZigBee, 27-MHz and 900-MHz wireless technologies, Cypress keeps the current draw of its WirelessUSB LS radio in sleep mode below 1 microamp and its price at about $2, with plans to cut it to $1 quickly.
Use of white LED drives circuit innovations 8/12/2003
Although white LED drivers have been available for several years, demand has soared in the past year as new mobile phones and PDAs are produced with color rather than monochrome displays.
Semico sees "lackluster recovery" for IC industry 8/12/2003
The IC industry is in the midst of a slow, modest recovery, declared Jim Feldhan, president of Semico, a Phoenix-based research firm. "I think you can say that the semiconductor recovery started in 2002," Feldhan said in an interview with Silicon Strategies.
Hynix to sample 1Gb DDR2 in 4Q 8/12/2003
Hynix said the next generation 1Gbit DDR2 chip will be produced on the company's 0.11-micron process, using existing stepper lithography tools.
New support pours into HyperTransport 8/11/2003
Originally pushed by Advanced Micro Devices Inc., but now with strong support from the likes of Nvidia, Via, Broadcom, Xilinx, Altera, Agilent and Transmeta. These ranks of support are swelled today by the addition of IBM, TI, EMC, National Semiconductor and also Network Appliance, LTX and Media Fusion.
Boardcom settle IP issues with Intel 8/11/2003
Under the settlement agreement, all outstanding claims and counterclaims in those actions will be dismissed with prejudice. The companies also agreed to cross-license agreement, under which the companies will license patents in dispute to the other company.
IDT predicts IT to rebounce in 2H 8/11/2003
International Data Corp. projects a mild recovery in IT spending beginning in the second half of this year with long-term growth peaking at about 7 percent
M-System to use distributor support to expand coverage 8/11/2003
According to the deal, Unique Memec, a division of Memec Group Holdings Ltd., will design-in and distribute M-Systems' DiskOnChip and FFD flash disk products through its 34 sales offices in the North America.
US grant to improve Chinese ports 8/11/2003
The grant is to help Chinese ports become more efficient to meet the demands of increased trade, information technology-based solutions and customs training programs.
IBM Microelectronics changes leadership 8/11/2003
The technology group lost $111 million on revenue of $896 million in the second quarter, up from an $11 million loss in the first quarter.
Lindow shipping $449 Flat panel PC 8/8/2003
Linux-based software provider Lindows.com rolled out a new $449 flat-panel monitor PC, citing its strategy to offer consumers more affordable computing options
Micron Delivers GDDR3 chip to Nvidia 8/8/2003
Micron Technology has delivered the graphics double data rate SDRAM (GDDR3) components to ATI Technologies and Nvidia.
Trigem seeking to grap China's PDA marketshare 8/8/2003
Trigem Computer announced today that it has entered China's PDA market in partnership with local companies.
Broadcom to pay Intel $60 Million to end patent lawsuit 8/8/2003
Broadcom said today it will pay Intel $60 million in cash as part of a settlement of all outstanding litigation between the companies and their affiliates.
Ex-Intel engineer jailed for aiding the Taliban 8/7/2003
A former Intel engineer accused of aiding terrorist organisations pleaded guilty on Wednesday to conspiracy to supply services to the Taliban
Intel in tax dispute with IRS 8/7/2003
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.
Chartered teams up with IBM, Infineon to make chips 8/7/2003
Chartered Semiconductor has teamed up with IBM and Infineon Technologies to jointly develop next-generation computer chips using nanotechology
UMC developing 130nm process with Aluminum 8/7/2003
UMC announced it is developing an aluminum-based 130-nanometer process for customers that don't need the speed of copper
China to surpass Taiwan as world largest Notebook manufacturer 8/6/2003
China is projected to replace Taiwan as the world's largest notebook PC production base by the end of this year.
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