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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.
ATI latest chips use TSMC's 130 nm process 10/1/2003
ATI Technologies has tapped TSMC's 130-nm process with the so called Black Diamond low-k dielectric for its latest release of graphics controllers.
Infineon's appeal in Rambus case has a setback 10/1/2003
A patent infringement appeal from Infineon failed to make the roster of the U.S. Supreme Court's preliminary short list of cases it will hear this year, according to the news sources.
DPAC's losses deepen 9/30/2003
DPAC Technologies reported a net loss of $1.1 million on sales of $4.4 million in the second fiscal quarter of fiscal year 2004, ended August 31, 2003, the company said Tuesday.
Tektronix cut prices on high speed oscilloscope 9/30/2003
Tektronix has announced a significant repricing of many of its 500MHz to 4GHz oscilloscopes, to reflect its reduced investment spending on R&D in the future, the company said.
ATI taking market share from Nvidia, said Merrill 9/30/2003
Merrill Lynch & Co. said ATI is gaining market share from Nvidia in the selling of desktop graphics processors.
Sun to take 1.05 billion charges on Q4 9/30/2003
Sun Microsystems Inc. takes a charge of $1.05 billion on Q4 after realizing that Q1 loss will be greater than expected.
UMC sees strong Q4 on 12" wafer with 0.13-micron process 9/29/2003
United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) projects 12-inch wafer output using 0.13-micron processing in the fourth quarter to exceed 10,000 units up from the current 4,000 level, said sources.
Samsung releases 4Gbit NAND 9/29/2003
Samsung Electronics has developed a 4-Gbit NAND-style flash memory using advanced manufacturing process technologies, the company reported.
Chips sales hit 13.42 billion in August 9/29/2003
Chips sales worldwide hit $13.42 billion in August, a increase of about 4 percent from previous month and sixth consecutive monthly increase, reported Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA).
Toshiba to license SST's flash technology 9/29/2003
Toshiba will license SST's embedded SuperFlash cores technology to be used in their microcontrollers for consumer electronics and industrial products, said Silicon Storage Technology Monday.
Motorola to complete wireless link for Game Boy 9/26/2003
Motorola will supply chipsets to enable an advanced wireless adapter accessory for use with Nintendo's Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advance SP.
Electronics shipment ups and down 9/26/2003
August shipments from U.S. electronics factories fell 0.4 percent compared with July, reversing part of the outsize 5.6 percent jump in the previous two months.
Beckman won M$934 jury verdict against Flextronics 9/26/2003
The Flextronics group, the former Dovatron, was sued by Beckman in the second quarter of 2001. Of the total jury award, which was entered in Orange Country California Superior Court, $931 million was classified as punitive.
Technology forum shows Rep Business alive and well 9/26/2003
It appears that the designs OEMs are putting into production are increasing in complexity, which bodes well for engineering-oriented manufacturers reps and distributors.
Computex going strong even with date change 9/25/2003
There were 9,568 buyers and foreign reporters on the first day of the show, compared to 9,253 last year. The number of exhibitors and booths broke a 22-year record.
Foundry prices moving up 9/25/2003
Q3 saw the average CMOS wafer prices increase 3 percent from Q2, according to the Fabless Semiconductor Association (FSA).
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