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Phison to release UFS 2.1 storage controller chip 12/20/2016
The PS8311 chip has been qualified with major UFS mobile chipsets and is scheduled for volume production in the first quarter of 2017, according to the flash device controller maker.
Globalfoundries added eight partners to its stategic development plan 12/20/2016
The new partners are Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, Amkor Technology, Infosys, Mentor Graphics, Rambus, Sasken, Sonics and QuickLogic.
ARM acquired software tool company for continue development of ARM servers 12/20/2016
ARM servers are devalued partly because many applications don't work with the chips. But ARM has acquired Allinea Software with the hope of partially resolving the compatibility issue.
DRAM demand and prices continue to go up in 2017 12/19/2016
DRAM supply will generally remain tight next year. Thus, suppliers should continue to reap profits during the entire 2017 on account of rising prices.
Controller chip aim for automotive ambient lighting applications 12/19/2016
The new configurable LIN (local interconnect network) slave LED driver ICs deliver the precise control of RGB lighting needed to personalize cabin interiors, improve driver attention and enhance the overall driving experience.
Toshiba profits up thanks to memory 12/19/2016
Toshiba just last month forecast that the division will generate an operating profit of 130 billion yen ($1.1 billion)for the financial year to end-March.
Joint DRAM memory production model not likely to work in China 12/19/2016
The industry has now entered its mature stage, and the chip prices tend to grow at a relatively stable rate. For Micron, there is less reason to be in that kind of relationship than there was 10 years ago.
SK Hynix takes DRAM to 10nm process 12/16/2016
To push forward the timing of mass production of 1x DRAM, the rumour mill suggests that SK Hynix is going to put out the chip to customers immediately for a credibility test and this indicates that it has succeeded in developing 1x DRAM.
New WiFi chip harvest surrounding energy 12/16/2016
Researchers say they’re close to the finish line. Worst case scenario, they say they’ll be able to get Wi-Fi chips to run for 10 years on the same, small battery.
Koreans to develope neuroprocessor for AI applications 12/16/2016
The neuromorphic chip is a next-generation semiconductor made by imitating human brain thinking process, and it can efficiently process irregular data (character, shape, voice) which computer is difficult to recognize nowadays.
Chip sales to grow 5% in 2017 12/16/2016
PCs will be the big drag on 2017, declining 2%, with consumer and industrial markets growing at about 4% in line with the overall industry, he estimated, with possible upside from emerging markets in drones and virtual reality. Most of the growth will come in the first half of 2017.
Russian scientists created quantum computer memory cell 12/15/2016
The researchers claim this demonstrates for the first time how quantum walks of several electrons can help  to implement quantum computation.
Seagate and SK Hynix joint to develope enterprise SSD 12/15/2016
The joint venture will combine Seagate's expertise in hard disk drives with SK Hynix' complete embedded flash and SSD solutions to create a new player in the enterprise SSD market, which is currently dominated by Samsung and Intel.
Consumer survey - Not willing to pay extra for Amazon Go 12/15/2016
American consumers have yet to be convinced that Amazon Go will actually make things easier for customers. The majority of U.S. adults trust Amazon’s technology and would be willing to try it out. However, they are not ready to pay a premium for a checkout-free shopping experience.
Wholesale price jumped 0.4% 12/15/2016
Excluding volatile food and energy prices, wholesale prices rose 0.4 percent last month and 1.6 percent in the past year.
China to become the big spender on Semi equipment 12/14/2016
China, with a forecast expenditure of  $6.7 billion, will overtake the number-three spot from Japan, coming in at $4.8 billion, according to SEMI.
Nokia's come back is a $150 smartphone 12/14/2016
The first version of the phone would have a 5-inch Full HD display and 2GB RAM for an estimated price of $150 (approx Rs. 10,000).
SSD prices up on NAND shortage 12/14/2016
Due to a shortage of NAND flash memory chips, prices of SSD and eMMC devices are set to rise over 10% sequentially in the first quarter of 2017, according to DRAMeXchange.
MRAM memory development heats up 12/14/2016
MRAM could be used in system-level memory architectures and as an embedded memory technology.
Trump's "Made in America" plan is easier said than done 12/13/2016
Trump’s campaign promise may not necessarily translate into actual policies or laws. As laws are created to protect lives and property, no one president could dictate private businesses and their investments.
"Make in India" campaign put manufacturers on stop work 12/13/2016
Local media outlets reported that the contract manufacturer has asked about a fourth of its 8,000-strong workforce to go on paid leave for two weeks—a result of the government's decision to demonetise high value notes in November.
What are the options for Aixtron now? 12/13/2016
There are two options: First, we could hope that the markets for our products recover and continue investing high sums in new equipment. Or Aixtron could shrink, divest technologies and continue with a specialized offering.
Nvidia start testing self-driving cars 12/13/2016
Nvidia was granted a permit yesterday by the California Department of Motor Vehicles to start testing self-driving vehicle technology on the state’s public roads.
SoftBank's Masayoshi pledged with Trump to invest $50 billion in America 12/12/2016
Now, the billionaire businessman is making another promise—this time to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Son announced that he will invest $50 billion and create 50,000 new jobs in America, a move that Trump said was spurred by his recent election victory.
Samsung to fabricate chip for Tesla self-driving system 12/12/2016
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd will supply semiconductors to U.S. electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc, South Korea's Electronic Times reported on Friday.
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