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IBM Microelectronics changes leadership 8/11/2003 The technology group lost $111 million on revenue of $896 million in the second quarter, up from an $11 million loss in the first quarter. Lindow shipping $449 Flat panel PC 8/8/2003 Linux-based software provider Lindows.com rolled out a new $449 flat-panel monitor PC, citing its strategy to offer consumers more affordable computing options Micron Delivers GDDR3 chip to Nvidia 8/8/2003 Micron Technology has delivered the graphics double data rate SDRAM (GDDR3) components to ATI Technologies and Nvidia. Trigem seeking to grap China's PDA marketshare 8/8/2003 Trigem Computer announced today that it has entered China's PDA market in partnership with local companies. Broadcom to pay Intel $60 Million to end patent lawsuit 8/8/2003 Broadcom said today it will pay Intel $60 million in cash as part of a settlement of all outstanding litigation between the companies and their affiliates. Ex-Intel engineer jailed for aiding the Taliban 8/7/2003 A former Intel engineer accused of aiding terrorist organisations pleaded guilty on Wednesday to conspiracy to supply services to the Taliban Intel in tax dispute with IRS 8/7/2003 Intel is in a tax dispute with the IRS that could cost it $600 million, the chipmaker disclosed Wednesday in a filing with the SEC. Chartered teams up with IBM, Infineon to make chips 8/7/2003 Chartered Semiconductor has teamed up with IBM and Infineon Technologies to jointly develop next-generation computer chips using nanotechology UMC developing 130nm process with Aluminum 8/7/2003 UMC announced it is developing an aluminum-based 130-nanometer process for customers that don't need the speed of copper China to surpass Taiwan as world largest Notebook manufacturer 8/6/2003 China is projected to replace Taiwan as the world's largest notebook PC production base by the end of this year. Ramtron samples world's first FRAM 8/6/2003 Ramtron has begun sampling the world's first ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM), based on 0.35-micron technology Samsung gets Sony's Memory stick licensed 8/6/2003 Samsung announced today that it has licensed to sell the Sony's Memory Stick NAND flash unit under the Samsung brand UMC to buy Infineon stake in Singapore Fab 8/6/2003 Infineon said it has agreed to sell its minority stake in UMCi Pte. Ltd., to majority holder UMC Cypress launch 18bit Dual Port Memory 8/5/2003 Cypress will introduce its first 18-Mbit dual-port memory, which it hopes will find a home in switches, routers and basestations that are soon to hit the market Nvidia acquire MediaQ for $70 Million 8/5/2003 Nvidia announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire chip maker MediaQ Inc. for $70 million in cash. AMD shipping new 2 Ghz CPU 8/5/2003 AMD said that the Opteron 246 model processor is available at a price of $794 in 1,000-unit quantities IBM &Raytheon to co-develop custom semiconductor chip 8/5/2003 IBM & Raytheon today announced plans to co-develop custom semiconductors and systems for aerospace and defense applications Gateway to launch new 4-processor server 8/4/2003 Gateway, which is seeking to reconnect with its business customers, will come out with its new four-processor server on its new Gateway 995 server with up to four Intel Xeon MPs. Intel working on new "Yamhill" processor design 8/4/2003 Intel is still working on its code-named "Yamhill" technology for 32/64-bit processor designs, according to a report Kingston introduce low latency DDR DIMM 8/4/2003 Smart Modular and Kingston have both introduced a non-standard, low-latency 2.2.2 PC2100 DDR server DIMM memory for streaming video and high-performance enterprise applications. Winbond loss narrowed, sales falls 8/1/2003 Winbond Electronics Corp. said Friday its net sales for the 2003 second quarter totaled NT$6,23 billion ($179 million), with the net loss totaling NT$791 million ($23 million) compared to a loss of NT$890 million ($25.8 million) last year. Companies cautious in spending amid positive signs for recovery 8/1/2003 Companies remain cautious in capital spending although many positive signs point to a recovery in the semiconductor industry, Applied Materials president and CEO Michael R. Splinter said during a media meeting in Taiwan. Wi-Fi has a flaw, French scientists said 8/1/2003 A flaw has spotted in wireless LAN technology in which one slow connection by a user could degrade the performance of others connecting to the same hot spot, a group of French researchers said. More DVD burner sold 8/1/2003 Units sales of DVD recorders bundle with desktop or notebook jumped 550 percent during the first half of this year, according to NPD Group. Tellabs cut 325 workers 8/1/2003 Tellabs cut its work force by 325 employees as it decided to contract Sanmina-SCI for its telecommunication gears production in North America.  866  |  867  |  868  |  869  |  870  |  871  |  872  |  873  |  874  |  875

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