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Toshiba suspend expansion plan for China facility 5/30/2003 Toshiba is temporarily suspending the expansion of a China-based assembly and test facility because concern over SARS has made it difficult to send engineers there. Intel Centrino crashes Microsoft XP 5/30/2003 Intel's new mobile and wireless Centrino chip architecture can experience a "blue screen" crash in Windows XP when running widely distributed virtual private network security software f Microsoft to pay $750 Million to AOL 5/30/2003 Microsoft agreed to pay US$750 million to AOL Time Warner to settle a lawsuit Army mobilised to disinfect Hsinchu after SARS scare 5/30/2003 Taiwanese Army Troops were mobilised to disinfect the Hsinchu Science-based Industrial Park -- home to Taiwan's high-tech computer chip industry. Computex delay to halve visiting firms 5/30/2003 Moving Asia's largest computer trade show from June to September is expected to halve the number of overseas visitor. Toshiba develop Risc processor using 90nm technology 5/29/2003 Toshiba America, announced two 64-bit MIPS-based RISC processors using 90nm processing. Computex Taipei has been rescheduled for September 22-26 5/29/2003 Computex Taipei 2003, one of the world's three largest computer fairs, has been rescheduled for September 22-26 at the Taipei World Trade Center 802.11 wireless chip price continue to slide 5/29/2003 Oversupply and low-cost entrants to the market for wireless Internet chips are causing prices to drop as volumes grow. Arrow to cut 400 jobs 5/29/2003 Arrow Electronics announced that will eliminate 400 jobs, or about 3 percent of the company's global work force. Altis Semi to produce MRAM for IBM 5/29/2003 Altis Semiconductor, a joint venture wafer fabrication facility owned by IBM and Infineon Technologies, has been given the job of turning MRAM technology into a commercial product Japanese Fab suspend production resulting from Earthquake 5/29/2003 The earthquake in Japan is taking a toll on several chip makers, especially Amkor, Fujitsu, and Toshiba. Microsoft to cut price on Office Suite software 5/28/2003 Microsoft said it is cutting the price for its Office suite of document, spreadsheet, email and presentation software by about 15 percent IBM setup chip design center in India 5/28/2003 IBM announced the establishment of a center in Bangalore, India, to provide design services for ICs, cards and systems. U.S district court dismissed case against Rambus 5/28/2003 Rambus claimed that the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has dismissed a shareholder suit against the company. Nanya cuts inventory as chip price rises 5/28/2003 Nanya Technology said it's reducing inventory because customers are placing more orders and prices of the semiconductors are rising AMD cut Athlon XP price 5/28/2003 AMD cut prices on its mainstream Athlon XP processor to compete head-on with Intel's Celeron. Phoenix launch software to disable stolen PC 5/27/2003 Phoenix Technologies and Softex have team up to offer software called TheftGuard, which is designed to automatically disable any stolen PC connected to the Internet. Online retail sale up 26% 5/27/2003 Online retail sales rose 25.9 percent during the first quarter of 2003, according to a new report from the Department of Commerce Philips closes UK CRT factories 5/27/2003 LG.Philips Displays has announced it would close several of its UK facilities for manufacturing CRT tubes and materials. Intel drops 157nm Lithography tools 5/27/2003 Intel said today it has dropped plans to buy 157nm lithography tools and will use its 193nm tools for the 45nm node. Intel slash price for celeron processor 5/27/2003 Intel has cut the prices of its Celeron processors for the third time bringing the entire Celeron line to below $90 Elpida debut new memory chip for Mobile Application 5/27/2003 Elpida Memory Inc. said its offering a second generation of SDRAM & DDR memory chip developed for mobile applications Taiwan government see SARS as bad and good 5/23/2003 The economic impact of SARS might be more critical than the emergency generated by the Asian financial crisis of 1997. The simultaneous outbreaks of SARS in Taiwan, China, and Hong Kong will prompt entrepreneurs to rethink their global business strategies. New law introduced to close Visa loophole 5/23/2003 Mica said the bill, HR 2154, would close "a loophole in current immigration law and protecting American jobs." The bill prevents employers from renting employees to third parties once they arrive in the U.S., a practice Mica said provides U.S. corporations a "back door to cheap labor." HP selects Infineon technology for secure PC 5/23/2003 Infineon Technologies A.G. Thursday said that Hewlett-Packard Co. has selected the German chipmaker's Trusted Platform Module for use to enhance desktop security in the HP d530 series of business PCs.  847  |  848  |  849  |  850  |  851  |  852  |  853  |  854  |  855  |  856

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