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China-based Fujian Jin Hua, another DRAM Fab, to come online soon 4/19/2018 Fujian Jin Hua Integrated Circuit will complete equipment move-in as early as July, paving the way for volume production in the third quarter of 2018. China-based Innotron Memory is installing equipment for DDR4 DRAM production 4/19/2018 Innotron will start trial production of 8Gb DDR4 chips at the end of 2018. Innotron expects to enter volume production of the memory with monthly capacity reaching 20,000 wafers in 2019. U.S. promised WTO to discuss with China on tarriff issues 4/19/2018 China requested the discussions about U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports that the administration has defended on national security grounds. The case of Internet sales tax comes into focus again 4/19/2018 More than 40 states have asked the Supreme Court to abandon its current sales tax collection rule , saying that as a result of it and the growth of internet shopping, they're losing billions of dollars in tax revenue every year. Samsung's folding tablet technology can be a challenge to Apple 4/18/2018 There’s clearly a race amongst Android manufacturers - and Apple - to be the first to launch the next generation of smartphones. Samsung might not be the first, but it could easily be the best. Foxconn said it will slow down M&A to focus on quality China manufacturing 4/18/2018 Foxconn said it will scale back from mergers and acquisitions and expend more energy in developing smart manufacturing opportunities in China once it completes the purchase of a domestic semiconductor and display facility builder. China-based handset brands have ramped up Android chip orders 4/18/2018 MediaTek claimed that the issue of high inventory levels that had been plaguing the handset supply chain in China previously has been resolved. IC sales ban to ZTE to hurt some U.S. vendors 4/18/2018 “If you look at ZTE it sells around 45 million smartphones per year globally, and almost half of them have Qualcomm chips,” iPhone's peak sales in China might not returen any time soon 4/17/2018 "It's doubtful China returns to its 2015 peak as local brands have caught up and upgrade cycles are lengthening," analyst Steven Milunovich wrote in a note to clients Monday. Commerce Department bans US companies from selling components to ZTE 4/17/2018 The ban lasts for seven years and comes into effect after ZTE allegedly violated the terms of a 2017 settlement. ARM denies involvement on potential Qualcomm bid 4/17/2018 Arm said in a statement provided to CNET that CNBC's report was inaccurate. "There have been no discussions between Arm and Paul Jacobs on any potential acquisition of Qualcomm," Arm said. IC manufacturers are racing to reach the next generation process 4/17/2018 Samsung, lagging behind TSMC by around one year in 7nm node, is fully gearing up to shorten the lead time for 7nm volume production and expand purchases of advanced equipment and materials. Apple: No more reliance on Intel chips 4/16/2018 Media sources reported that technology giant Apple is planning to replace Intel Corp. processors in its Macs with its own chips starting in 2020. China delays Qualcomm's bid for NXP 4/16/2018 It is understood that the turbulent trade relationship between the United States and China have been prolonging the Chinese regulatory reviews over the two negotiations. Broadcom announced $12 billion stock buyback 4/16/2018 The company has about 411 million outstanding shares and a market value of about $98.71 billion. Former Qualcomm's chairman is assembling group to take Qualcomm private 4/16/2018 One of the potential investors is mobile chip designer ARM, which SoftBank bought in 2016 for more than $30 billion. Dell/EMC is onboard with Intel to add FPGA accelerators on their servers 4/13/2018 Intel's idea is to pair its Xeon server processors with the Arria 10 GX FPGA and the Intel Acceleration Stack for Intel Xeon CPU with FPGAs to boost performance and power efficiency. Asian economies is growing and trade war can reverse it 4/13/2018 Developing Asian economies will expand at a slightly faster pace this year than earlier forecast, but trade tensions with the U.S. pose a major risk, the Asian Development Bank said Wednesday. Consumer prices rose 2.4 percent from a year earlier 4/13/2018 Excluding the volatile food and energy categories, core prices ticked up 0.2 percent in March and 2.1 percent from a year ago. That was the biggest annual increase for core prices since February 2017. Nanya hit record revenue again 4/13/2018 Nanya's revenues for March 2018 were also the highest levels since January 2007. A ramp-up of 20nm chip output and rising ASPs led to the positive results. Global NAND capacity are rising 4/12/2018 DRAMeXchange in its January 2018 report already warned of a potential oversupply of NAND flash memory in 2019, as major chip vendors carry out their expansion projects. Adata Technology gives robust revenue report 4/11/2018 Revenue last month jumped to NT$3.25 billion (US$111 million) from NT$2.06 billion in February, with about 68 percent coming from DRAM products, Adata said in a statement. 2019 will be the recognition of Optoelectronics 4/11/2018 The new optoelectronic chips are designed to speed up data transmission to and from conventional processor chips in a way that will also reduce energy consumption in chip-to-chip communications by 95 percent and could cut overall energy usages by large data firms by up to 50 percent. MediaTek patents 56G SerDes 4/11/2018 MediaTek now offers a comprehensive SerDes portfolio ranging from 10G, 28G, 56G through to 112G available for ASIC designs. MediaTek's ASIC services and portfolio cover a wide range of applications such as enterprise and hyper scale data centers, ultra-high performance networking switches, routers or compute applications as well as 4G and 5G service provider (backhaul) infrastructure, AI/deep-learning applications. Hock Tan predicts autonomus network in the future 4/11/2018 embedded intelligence the network will be able to sense internal situations, analyze information, conduct self-learning, adapt to environments and predict what will happen, according to Hock Tan, CEO of Singapore-based Broadcom.  297  |  298  |  299  |  300  |  301  |  302  |  303  |  304  |  305  |  306

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