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Taiwan to offer lowest cost notebook 3/19/2003
The notebook, equipped with Transmeta’s Crusoe CPU, will command the lowest price in the market to date, sources said. Unlike ECS’s DeskNote mobile PCs, the low-price notebook will come with a battery.
Acorp to transfer more motherboard production to China 3/19/2003
Acorp Electronics plans to add two production lines at its China-based subsidiary Hua Shun Technology this year, as the subsidiary’s capacity utilization is now reaching 100% with increasing orders.
China SMIC to build 300mm Fab in Beijing 3/19/2003
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp., one of China’s two native foundries, is building a 0.13-micron fab outside of Beijing that sources say could produce 300mm wafers.
NextFlash to produce at Winbond fab 3/19/2003
NexFlash, which is partially owned by Winbond and has a memory partnership in place with Sharp Corp., will introduce a new line of serial flash memories in the second half of the year to be manufactured at Winbond's fab.
SEMI book-to-bill on the bounce 3/19/2003
"While the bookings outlook appears sluggish, over 20 new fabs are expected to begin production in the next two years."
ATI gets license on Pentium M processor 3/19/2003
ATI is believed to be the first third-party chipset supplier to be given a Pentium M license.
Sluggish demand force ProMos to cut CAPEX 3/19/2003
"Global DRAM supply has been reduced this year because of the weak economy, so the problem right now is whether demand will pick up," said Albert Lin. "It seems that a recovery in demand won't come soon."
A new outlook on Asia Semi Design Industry 3/18/2003
China still provides the biggest opportunity in the short-term, but the overall electronics market is robust in India and Singapore and is expected to rebound in Japan over the next few years.
Germany tighten IT staff immigration laws 3/18/2003
Germany will suspend the issuance of green cards for IT professionals beginning July 31. The German government began issuing 20,000 green cards a year in August 2000 to speed the processing of visa applications.
Applied Material proceed with new round of layoff 3/18/2003
Many of the employees to be let go work in customer support-related jobs, a move that reflects fewer chip makers buying equipment as the semiconductor downturn hits its third year.
SiS to supply Wi-Fi chip 3/18/2003
The SiS160 is a media access controller (MAC) chip that conforms to the 802.11b standard.
Infineon annonce DDR2 chip samples 3/18/2003
Infineon's DDR2 memory will be available in speeds of 400Mbit/s, 533Mbit/s and 633Mbit/s. The chips are made with Infineon's 0.11-micron process technology, and come in x4, x8 and x16 configurations.
AMD trys to shake identity as "Intel's Competitor" 3/18/2003
Later this month, AMD will put the finishing touches on a two-tiered distribution model, in pilot mode the past two quarters, that puts Avnet Inc. at the top of the pyramid as the master distributor of the Duron and other AMD microprocessor lines.
Memory makers to scale back 3/17/2003
The spot price of a benchmark 256MB memory chip fell to US$3.27 yesterday from a 12-month peak of US$8.88 on Nov. 4. Still, ProMOS plans to increase output by as much as 65 percent this year.
Electronic Industry invested cautiously in China 3/17/2003
Most companies have opened sales offices, and some have even opened manufacturing plants. But the market still has yet to achieve the kind of critical mass necessary to lead companies to increase their commitment to the market.
Venture Capital funding is still tight 3/17/2003
The tight funding market continued in 2002, but some regions and industries managed to receive a large portion of money invested.
Chartered admit lack of fund for expansion 3/17/2003
A lack of funds for investment could see the company falling further behind and lose credibility as a foundry supplier. The company is looking for partners to help it equip a 300-mm wafer fab.
Intel's Centrino prices itself out of the market? 3/17/2003
WR Hambrecht believes that Intel has missed the mark with the product. "Expensive pricing of Intel's Centrino should slow Intel's WLAN penetration in 2003 as enterprise spending remains tepid,"
Micron to quit SRAM and TCAM production 3/17/2003
"Micron will focus on those products that have the greatest opportunity for return in the current market environment and in the short term,"
Intel denies price cut for NOR flash 3/14/2003
Intel officer in Taiwan denied a report saying it might cut prices on NOR flash memory, according to a local news source.
Chartered to cut back capital expenditure for lack of fund 3/14/2003
Chartered said a lack of funds for investment could lead the company to fall behind new production plant and lose credibility as a foundry supplier. The company is looking for partners to help it equip a 300-mm wafer fab.
Adobe announced good quarter 3/14/2003
Adobe Systems reported sales and profit growth for its fiscal first quarter with strong sales in its Photoshop publishing and Acrobat eletronic document making software.
Sandisk updates flash card line 3/14/2003
SanDisk is adding more capacity to its CompactFlash cards and introducing a smaller versions of the Secure Digital card format.
Worldwide PC shipment drops 3/14/2003
The long awaited growth for PCs in 2003 could be weaker than expected mainly due to declines in spending by the public sector, according to IDC research firm.
Philips plans for semiconductor recovery 3/13/2003
To return its semiconductor division to profitability by the fourth quarter of 2003, Philips Electronics plans to close a fab and focus on its core business.
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