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| China fail to report true SARs cases |
4/16/2003 |
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The World Health Organization said China had failed to report all its cases and the capital, Beijing, could have five times the official number
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| Intel 1Q revenue down 6% |
4/16/2003 |
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Intel announced its first-quarter revenue of $6.75 billion, down 6 percent sequentially and flat year-over-year
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| TI to cut 1250 Jobs |
4/16/2003 |
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Texas Instruments Inc, said it will reduce its work force by about 1,250 jobs within its semiconductor and sensors businesses
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| Elpida to expand 300mm DRAM Chips Output |
4/15/2003 |
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Elpida Memory said it may increase its manufacturing output to 15,000 300-mm diameter wafer starts per month by the end of 2003, from current levels of 3000
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| Hynix faced 33% EU Tarriff |
4/15/2003 |
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The European Union will impose a 33-percent countervailing tariff on Hynix's memory chips starting April 25
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| Xillinx ship 90nm process FPGA |
4/15/2003 |
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Xilinx said that it is shipping samples of a new field programmable gate array (FPGA) using a 90nm process technology.
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| Video conference replacing traval? |
4/11/2003 |
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Integrated Vision, one of Australia’s largest videoconferencing providers, has reported a 44 percent increase in queries since the outbreak, from an average of 90 calls per day up to 130.
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| Single mixed signal IC caused $100m missle test failure |
4/11/2003 |
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The disclosure came during a missile-defense panel at the National Space Symposium here. Kelble said the single-chip failure indicates that layers of systems must operate in unison in order to achieve an effective U.S. missile defense.
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| Nokia to cut 1800 staff |
4/11/2003 |
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In what amounts to a scaling back of its infrastructure business, Nokia said it would cut some R&D jobs and reduce the number of programs and products it supports within the division.
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| Intel enters CSP stacking for handset market |
4/11/2003 |
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Claiming to be half the size of its previous four-die chip-stacking technology, Intel is gearing its new Ultra-Thin CSP offering for a range of products. Applications include small, feature-rich handsets that include color liquid-crystal displays and cameras.
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| Analyst said Intel will keep lead in value PC |
4/10/2003 |
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In-Stat/MDR further found that Intel's value-processor ASP will be relatively stable from Q2 through Q2 2004, and the notebook ASP will actually increase slightly as competition weakens and the P7 microarchitecture ratchets up clock speeds.
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| Military communications to go packetized |
4/10/2003 |
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The new multi-service architecture shares many traits with the public Internet. These include a shift from circuit to packet communications and severe bandwidth bottlenecks in the last mile to the user.
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| MS commits delivery for Windows Opteron 64 |
4/10/2003 |
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Microsoft Corp. announced Wednesday (April 9) that it will deliver in the middle of this year beta versions of Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 for Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron and Athlon 64 processors.
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| Analyst see WiFi to grow at 43% |
4/10/2003 |
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"There is a very elastic relationship between pricing and demand in the wireless LAN market, and every step down in prices brings the industry closer to unlocking new opportunities and applications," the company said.
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| Taiwan foundries report revenue jump |
4/10/2003 |
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Both of the top two foundries reported sales growth for the month of March, but in April and May sales may not see any improvement as the US war with Iraq erupted last month. Both firms agreed that sales will depend on the result of war whether in ends quickly or drags on.
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