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Apple to introduce the new Mac G5 6/20/2003 Apple Computer appears to have let the cat out of the bag regarding its forthcoming line of desktop Power Macs. Solectron loss widen to $3.1 Billion 6/20/2003 Solectron said its third quarter net loss have widen to $3.1 billion from $284 million in the year-ago quarter. IBM ink contract with Analog Device 6/20/2003 IBM has won a multi-year order from Analog Devices to build chips for medical-imaging equipment beating TSMC U.S finds Hynix subsidized by goverment 6/19/2003 Semiconductors imported from South Korea to the United States were subsidized, the Commerce Department has ruled Micron post 10th straight quaterly losses 6/19/2003 Micron Technology reported a tenth straight quarterly loss on Wednesday as a 15 percent drop in sale prices eroded revenue. Samsung to setup R & D center in China 6/19/2003 Samsung plans to set up a chip research and development center in Suzhou, China, a Samsung executive said yesterday. EDS to trim 2700 job 6/18/2003 EDS said it will shed some 2700 workers as part of an organizational restructuring designed to cut costs Hynix slapped with 45% tariff 6/18/2003 The U.S slapped a final import duty of almost 45 percent on South Korean memory-chip maker Hynix Semiconductor to offset alleged subsidies by Seoul. Korean goverment to sue US 6/18/2003 The Korean government will file an application with the WTO to rule whether the U.S. imposition of heavy tariffs on Korean memory chips is fair as early as this month. SanDisk get license for Sony memory stick 6/18/2003 SanDisk and Sony announced that they have signed a cross licensing agreement covering Sony's Memory Stick Samsung maintain No-1 spot as largest DRAM manufacturer 6/17/2003 Samsung have maintained its position as the world's number one DRAM manufacturer during the first quarter of 2003 Hynix gets Intel validaton for DDR 400Mhz 6/17/2003 Hynix Semiconductor said it has received the first Intel validation for 512 Megabyte DDR400 components and 512 Megabyte DDR400-based modules AMD launch new Mobile processor 6/17/2003 AMD today launched its new Athlon XP-M processors for notebooks. Micron delivers GDDR-3 chip 6/17/2003 Micron Technology announced that it has delivered the DDR3 chips to ATI Technologies and Nvidia Transmeta to offer embedded device for Chinese market 6/16/2003 Transmeta has entered into an agreement with a chinese firm to develop and market Transmeta's Midori Linux distribution, for mobile and embedded devices. Elpida debuts new chip for handheld application 6/16/2003 Elpida Memory announcing the availability of its 256Mbit SDRAM targeting at digital cameras and handhelds application U.S to announce DRAM ruling on korean dram imports 6/16/2003 The U.S. Department of Commerce is expected to announce its final ruling if tariffs will be imposed on Korea's DRAM shipments to the United States Korea seeks WTO to resolve DRAM dispute 6/16/2003 The South Korean government said it may take a DRAM dispute with U.S. and European regulators to the World Trade Organization IBM & Infineon develop MRAM chip 6/16/2003 IBM and Infineon co-developing an advanced MRAM technology by integrating magnetic memory components into a high-performance logic base. Toshiba succeeded in DRAM on SOI 6/13/2003 The company said that it has experimentally fabricated a 96Kbit cell array and verified the operability with "sufficient characteristics" required for embedded DRAM system LSIs on SOI. FormFactor rises on first day of trading 6/13/2003 FormFactor IPO at $14 during after hour . In midday trading today on the Nasdaq, FormFactor was selling for $18.29 per share, having opened at $18 per share and rising as high as $21 per share at one point. OEM/ODM to expand in coming years 6/13/2003 Many OEMs across all segments of the electronics industry plan to continue outsourcing manufacturing operations and anticipate increasing their use of EMS providers over the next 12 months, according to a recent Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc. survey. Trident to sell off graphics to concentrate on STB 6/13/2003 XGI will merge Trident's graphics technology for mainstream to low-end notebook PCs with its own desktop and high-end product line to form a stronger broader-based graphics operation. Taiwan to build new exhibition center 6/13/2003 TWTC is getting smaller each year. Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) started drafting a plan way back in 1994 and selected Nankang in eastern Taipei as the proposed site. Nanya gets license to use ASML phase shift masking 6/12/2003 "Nanya will benefit from the enhanced imaging performance offered by our complete solutions package which includes full-chip implementation software, manufacturing IP and applications support,"  838  |  839  |  840  |  841  |  842  |  843  |  844  |  845  |  846  |  847

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