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Motorola reports improved profit 1/22/2003
The entire company reversed its year-ago fourth quarter loss, reporting net income of $174 million, or 8 cents a share for the latest quarter compared with a net loss of $1.2 billion in the fourth quarter of 2001.
Infineon and UMC stays on while AMD departs 1/21/2003
Last year, AMD and UMC entered an agreement to build a 50:50 joint-venture 300-mm wafer fab called Au Pte Ltd. in Singapore. AMD's departure will have no significant impact on the progress of the Infineon-UMC development partnership.
TSMC taps Vanguard for LCD driver capacity 1/21/2003
VIS predicts that logic ICs will grow to more than 50% of its overall sales while DRAM's share of its total sales falls. TSMC is a major VIS shareholder, holding a 25.28% stake.
Health of the PC market 1/21/2003
On an annual basis worldwide shipments of PC were up 1.5 percent, following a decline of 4.2 percent in 2001, IDC reported.
Abit motherboard adds security chip 1/21/2003
Experts in the field say this is only the beginning of a big push to offload security onto a separate processor, and the number of players that have swelled into this market will consolidate as the market matures over the next few years.
Aruba says Wi-Fi is ready for Enterprise 1/21/2003
Aruba's hardware and software combination effectively "locks" the enterprise air space and provides self-calibrating, self-healing capabilities, along with load-sharing and mobile IPSec firewalling at gigabit data rates.
Micron get it's feet into TCAM Network memory 1/21/2003
Micron and NetLogic are taking a different approach with the development of their Glueless TCAM (GLTCAM) product line. Under the development agreement, the companies will cross-license internally developed technologies to produce a TCAM that both companies can market to their customers.
NEC confirms new president 1/21/2003
NEC Corp. on Monday named Akinobu Kanasugi as its new president, succeeding Koji Nishigaki who was appointed vice chairman of the board.
Taiwan officials to discuss Microsoft settlements 1/20/2003
Officials said on Thursday that Microsoft Taiwan had received the settlement proposals returned by the committee last Friday. The FTC also attached its major requests concerning adjustments to the prices of Microsoft software products, the protection of consumers' interests, after-sales service and the lifting of restrictions on competition
ATI under security trading probe 1/20/2003
The OSC launched an investigation of a number of trades in Markham, Ontario-based ATI stock made just prior to a May 2000 profit warning. That announcement of a profit shortfall caused the company stock to drop 24 percent.
US relaxes export control on MPU 1/20/2003
The Bush administration has relaxed controls on U.S. exports of general purpose microprocessors.
New SOI wafer plant springs up in Shanghai 1/20/2003
Shanghai Simgui has begun shipping SOI wafers to local and foreign customers within its new plant in Shanghai. The company's wafers are based on the SIMOX technology from SOI pioneer Ibis Technology Corp. of the United States.
Altera marching onto 0.9 micron FPGA 1/20/2003
Altera officials said 90-nm process technology is so different from 0.13 micron that it makes more sense to create another architecture from scratch than to migrate existing products to the new design rules.
Intel exits 3rd party chip design services 1/20/2003
The microelectronics unit operated as a fabless ASIC supplier, designing chips for startups and small companies and helping them get access to major semiconductor foundries. The venture was intended to enable new applications.
Sony shipped 50th Million Playstation2 1/17/2003
Sony announced today that worldwide shipments of its PlayStation 2 video game console have surpassed 50 million units.
Rambus slammed with FTC 's Antitrust suit 1/17/2003
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is asking a federal judge for an immediate antitrust ruling against Rambus, accusing the technology company of destroying evidence
HP regain No-1 spot for PC shipment 1/17/2003
HP regained its position as the world's largest PC maker in the fourth quarter.
Transmeta post 4th Quarter loss 1/17/2003
Transmeta posted stabilized losses and a slight revenue shrink for its Q4, which ended Dec. 27, 2002
AMD suffers staggering loss 1/17/2003
AMD continued its staggering losses, posting a net loss of $854.7 million.
Intel to launch Itanium processor by 2005 1/16/2003
Intel has changed the release schedule for its Itanium chips and moving the launch date of the Itanium with two separate processors to 2005.
Cirus Logic to cut 10% workforce 1/16/2003
Cirrus Logic has begun a 10 percent layoff that will cost the company about 100 workers.

Apple post 2nd Quarter loss 1/16/2003
Apple Computer posted its second consecutive quarterly net loss as a restructuring charge related to job cuts and a plant closure
LG to expand into China market 1/16/2003
LG Electronics plans to strengthen its foothold in China by investing heavily in the world's biggest potential market
Samsung take No-2 Spot for largest semiconductor manufacturer 1/16/2003
Samsung Electronics has become the world's second-biggest semiconductor maker.
Toshiba file patent suit against Lexar 1/15/2003
Toshiba announced has filed a lawsuit against Lexar Media,a designer, marketer and licensor of removable flash-based digital media and card reader products
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