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4th Quater Capital spending to increase 28% 1/5/2004 Capital spending in the semiconductor industry is expected to jump 27.6 percent this year, from $29 billion in 2003, to $37 billion in 2004, according to a report from Berean Capital Inc.. Construction activity powers up 1/5/2004 Construction activities set another record in November as continued low interest rates powered home building, commercial and government constructions. Fujitsu to release new serial ATA notebook drive 1/5/2004 Fujitsu Computer Products has announced one of the first notebook 2.5-inch hard-disk drives using the new serial ATA interface Chip sales up in November 1/5/2004 Global sales of semiconductors reached $16.1 billion in November, a 25.7 percent increase compared to a year ago and a fourth straight monthly growth, an industry group said on Monday. Federal Judge Dismisses Spam Suit by AOL 1/2/2004 A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by America Online against a group of Florida computer technicians who allegedly helped senders of junk e-mails Pirated copies of Microsoft New OS on sale for $3 1/2/2004 The Malaysian government is making renewed efforts to combat software piracy, spurred into action by the recent appearance of pirated copies of Microsoft's Longhorn operating system on sale for under $3. Initial tests show China patient may have Sars 1/2/2004 Gene sequencing results show a suspected Chinese Sars case may have contracted the virus associated with the respiratory disease. Micron under probe boost Rambus shares 1/2/2004 Speculation on a settlement between memory maker Micron and federal investigators has boosted shares of rival Rambus Toshiba samples Yellowstone XDR chip 12/31/2003 Toshiba revealed it has moved up the volume introduction date for Rambus's Yellowstone memory technology from 2006 to 2005 SMIC inked five years deal to fab 100-nm DRAMs 12/31/2003 Elpida has signed a five-year foundry service agreement for China's SMIC to produce Elpida's 100-nanometer based products at SMIC's 300-mm wafer fab. Taiwan's Winbond to finalize 300-mm fab project 12/31/2003 Winbond Electronics will finalize its plans to build a 300-mm fab next month. Spot Prices Keep Declining in First Two Weeks of December 12/31/2003 The moving average prices of 256MB DIMMs (PC2100) on the spot market were US$33.84 in North America, US$33.46 in Europe, and US$33.21 in Asia. Weak November for U.S. Electronics 12/30/2003 Electronics shipments from U.S. factories fell 0.5 percent in November after a 2.5 percent rise in October. China confirms SARs case 12/30/2003 A suspected case of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (Sars) in southern Guangdong province was upgraded on Tuesday to a confirmed case, a senior provincial health official said Global semiconductor market to grow 18% in 2004 12/30/2003 The global semiconductor market is forecast to grow 18 per cent next year on rising sales of mobile phones and personal computers Micron under investigation for price fixing 12/30/2003 Justice Department is investigating whether the four DRAM chip makers, which account for two thirds of industry sales, tried to manipulate prices in the spot market for chips PlayStation 2 Debut in China Postponed 12/29/2003 Sony Computer Entertainment has postponed the release of the PlayStation 2 in China, which was slated for Saturday, the company said on Dec 22 Elpida Halts Negotiations with ProMOS 12/29/2003 Elpida Memory announced that it has halted negotiations with ProMOS Technologies Inc for a potential strategic alliance TSMC accused SMIC of patent infringement 12/29/2003 SMIC is accused of patent infringement by Taiwanese rival TSMC. Micron reports profit for first quarter 12/29/2003 Strong demand for memory chips gave Micron Technology unexpected good news for its first quarter Weakness seen in Novemeber shipment 12/26/2003 The month-to-month declines were 2.4 percent for computer, peripherals and storage, 1.4 percent for telecom equipment and 0.4 percent for semiconductors. Patriot sue computer manufacturers for variable clock infringement 12/26/2003 "These actions coupled with the filing of a lawsuit against Sony on December 22, 2003 represent the beginning of a significantly expanding effort to protect the rights of the (Patriot Scientific) microprocessor patent portfolio." Microprocessor spot light will be on Intel rivals 12/24/2003 The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based AMD launched its Opteron 64-bit server processor in April and brought the same technology down to the desktop in September with its Athlon 64-bit processor. Online Christmas Shopping not as expected 12/24/2003 Many sites on the index delivered average to below average performance overall for consumers attempting to purchase gifts online, Keynote said. The average response time for completing a transaction during this time period has ranged between 14 seconds and 17 seconds. Smaller die returns Micron to profit 12/24/2003 The megabit production gains were principally due to improved manufacturing yields and transitions to 110-nanometer devices, according to Micron.  838  |  839  |  840  |  841  |  842  |  843  |  844  |  845  |  846  |  847

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