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SST offers small Flash package for Bluetooth 12/10/2002 The Micro-Packages will be aimed primarily at the Bluetooth wireless space, where manufacturers are crying for smaller and lower-cost alternatives to existing packages. Acer's new BenQ label hits big 12/9/2002 BenQ, the consumer brand of Acer Electronics, sets a new record of 1.9 million units of mobile phone shipment last month. China to be the largest notebook producer next year 12/9/2002 The profit margin getting lesser making these Taiwanese companies quickly shift the notebook production at their China-based facilities rather than produce here in Taiwan that usually the overhead cost more. PC shipment will recover but takes different shape 12/9/2002 "While business spending has been slow to recover, we believe it will pick up in the first half of 2003, and market drivers like portable adoption, wireless networking, broadband adoption, new designs, media convergence and TCO improvements will support moderate growth." Infineon to produce DRAM in partnership SMIC 12/9/2002 “At the same time the partnership with SMIC will enable us to grow our DRAM business without having to invest in production facilities.” Micron tells a different financial story at ITC hearing 12/9/2002 Depending on which side of the fence you were on, Micron Technology Inc. was portrayed as either financially strong or hurting badly. About what you would expect in adversarial presentations at the ITC. Price contrast seen between NOR and NAND flash 12/9/2002 Flash memory customers are facing two contradictory prospects: NOR chip suppliers are trying to raise prices, while NAND manufacturers are driving down tags. Ex-Transmeta employees indicted for stealing trade secrets 12/6/2002 A U.S. federal court indicted two former employees from Transmeta for allegedly stealing trade secrets in the microprocessor field AT&T,Intel and IBM form Wi-Fi company 12/6/2002 AT&T, Intel and IBM, announced they are creating a new company, Cometa Networks, that will provide broadband, wholesale, wireless Internet access nationwide Walmart selling $199 PC in store 12/5/2002 Wal-Mart is offering a $199 computer targeting novices PC user looking for a way onto the Internet as well as high-end users wanting a second PC. AMD upbeat with 4th quarter revenue 12/5/2002 AMD will raised its revenue guidance for the fourth quarter, citing better-than-expected demand for its microchips used in personal computers and its flash memory products. Artesyn launch POL converter for DDR memory 12/5/2002 Artesyn Technologies has launched a dual-output non-isolated point-of-load (POL) converter for DDR memory Kentron unveiled QBM DDR 400 Module 12/5/2002 Kentron Technologies Inc, unveiled Quad Band Memory (QBM) technology for DDR400 modules, available now for licensing by chip and module makers Nortel gets $65 Million order from China 12/4/2002 Nortel Networks has inked a US$65 million contract with China Unicom, the world’s fourth largest mobile carrier. Cisco chief expects industry recovery 12/4/2002 Cisco Systems's Chief,John Chambers said he's optimistic about the tech industry's future IBM launch new server using Linux 12/4/2002 IBM will announce a new low-end server that can run the Linux operating system without needing IBM's AIX as well Philips launch fasters DVD writer 12/4/2002 Philips Electronics has announced a highly integrated chipset, optical pickup unit (OPU), firmware and reference design for what are claimed to be the industry's highest-speed DVD recorders. Toshiba & Sony - announced first 65nm process for embedded memories 12/3/2002 Toshiba and Sony announced the world's first 65-nm CMOS process technology for embedded memories. National Semi builds test and assembly factory in China 12/3/2002 National Semiconductor began construction of its first manufacturing facility in China, the site of the company's planned semiconductor assembly and test facility Nanya and Infineon begins Taiwanese Fab construction 12/3/2002 Construction on the world's largest memory chip plant, a joint venture between Nanya Technology , and Infineon Technologies, is set to begin this week TI anticipate Q4 revenue to exceed expectation 12/2/2002 TI said it expects Q4 revenue 2002 to be better than it previously estimated in October. HP launch new" Xeon" base Server 12/2/2002 HP is launching three new ProLiant servers, including one using an Intel's new Xeon CPU. FTC approve IBM to sell its hard-drive operation 12/2/2002 The FTC has granted green-light approval for IBM to sell its hard-drive business to Hitachi. DRAM manufacturer to expand facilities investment in 2003 12/2/2002 DRAM manufacturers will aggressively expand facilities investments in 2003 despite experiencing losses in 2002 Sun hits revenue target, may miss profit margins 11/27/2002 Sun Microsystems said Tuesday that its revenue for the current quarter, ending Dec. 31, are on target with analysts' estimates of $2.92 billion, an increase of 6.2 percent. But warned that profit margins are pressured by the competitive pricing environment.  856  |  857  |  858  |  859  |  860  |  861  |  862  |  863  |  864  |  865

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