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Android positioned to be quick sell on the market 9/19/2008
"We forecast 10.5 million smartphones to be sold in the U.S.during Q4 2008. We estimate smartphones with Google's Android operating system, led by HTC of Taiwan, will reach 0.4 million units in the quarter, for a 4 percent market share."
IBM to develop new "Racetrack" memory 9/18/2008
IBM and ITRI believe this technology could allow a handheld device such as an mp3 player to store approximately 500,000 songs or approximately 3,500 movies -- 100 times more than is possible today with far lower cost and power consumption.
Hitachi turns to Matsushita for Plasma panel 9/18/2008
"It looks like Hitachi wanted to withdraw from plasma TVs, if not from TVs altogether, but didn't have the gumption to do it in the end," said Mitsushige Akino, chief fund manager at Ichiyoshi Investment Management.
Solar IBM: Chances to boost Hudson Valley economy 9/18/2008
Frank Falatyn, vice chairman of the Solar Energy Consortium in Hudson Valley, said a ''very large company'' is interested in moving into the market, but he declined to elaborate. Many speculate about IBM's intent.
Nortel to sell asset to save itself 9/18/2008
"We certainly have our challenges, but I think we've got momentum as well, and if we stay focused on the growth areas with more firepower, we feel confident we can power through this."
Price and demand continue to slide 9/17/2008
Some orders were even said to be cancelled. DRAM makers thus have no alternative but to lower their price further. Given that the downward price trend is solid, prices should hit bottom in October.
Micron Stock prices confirms Qimonda purchase 9/17/2008
Buying Qimonda could delay Micron's plans for a new manufacturing unit in Boise.
LTX-Credence Corp merger to cost jobs 9/17/2008
As are often the case when two industry specialists merge, such actions are not entirely unexpected. David Tacelli, CEO and president of the new test company and former CEO and president of LTX, said on a conference call.
Solar energy credit to expire 9/17/2008
Tax credits passed by the House will create more than 1.2 million employment opportunities, including 440,000 permanent jobs, and $232 billion in investment would be supported by the solar energy sector though 2016 if Congress extends the solar tax credit.
Samsung appeals to public to buy SanDisk 9/17/2008
"We believe Samsung's proposal does not provide appropriate value to our stockholders and is opportunistically timed at the trough of an industry-wide downturn," said Eli Harari, SanDisk's chairman and CEO.
Korean electronics companies positioned to acquire foreign companies 9/16/2008
The value of patents is growing ever greater in the IT industry, driving up royalties into the trillions of won. There is a strong possibility that Korean electronics companies will start acquiring foreign companies that hold patents on technologies.
Elpida predicts the DRAM market healthier next year 9/16/2008
Elpida and the other DRAM vendors cut prices to keep their fabs operating and to be well-positioned when an upturn came. But it did not come, and prices plummeted. Elpida's CFO, Toshiaki Hagiwara, called the price decrease a "huge plunge".
Toshiba is the latest to join bid for SanDisk 9/16/2008
Toshiba and SanDisk have been NAND partners for several years. The two companies compete in the market, but they are also partners in a NAND chip venture. SanDisk has a 49.9 percent ownership interest in Flash Partners Ltd., a business venture with Toshiba which owns 50.1 percent. Formed in fiscal year 2004, the 300-mm fab continues to produce NAND.
Wall Street meltdown to spill into hi-tech stocks 9/16/2008
The Dow industrials slumped more than 500 points to post their biggest one-day percentage loss since July 2002, while the S&P posted its worst one-day percentage loss since September 2001. Stocks in Europe, Asia and South America also plunged on the Lehman news and as Bank of America's weekend agreement to buy Merrill Lynch stirred concerns about mounting global economic problems. The dollar slumped on the wide aversion to risk, posting its biggest one-day drop against the yen in nine years.
ITC to investigate LSI/Freescale infringement case 9/15/2008
Freescale filed the complaint on Aug. 15, requesting that the ITC issue an exclusion order and a cease and desist order, the ITC said.
TI to build Kilby Labs for innovations 9/15/2008
The facility aims to bring university researchers and leading TI engineers together to discover and develop life-changing opportunities for semiconductor technology, ranging from new ways to make health care more mobile to harnessing new power sources to enabling more fuel-efficient vehicles
New network algorithm to reduce power usage 9/15/2008
The company's Cypress system finds and eliminates duplicated files as it reads them, compresses what is left and keeps disks in a low power state when not needed. The result is a network-attached storage device that consumes an estimated 80 percent less power than its competitors,
NXP restructure, 4500 affected 9/15/2008
Frans van Houten, president and CEO of NXP (Eindhoven, Netherlands) told a teleconference that "redundancies are inevitable" with the biggest impact coming in the Netherlands, Germany, France and the United States.
Embedded SD Card to hit market soon 9/12/2008
SD Card Assiciation announced it will enter the embedded storage market in November, and it rolled out a standard for these storage devices Thursday.
32GB CompactFlash Card from Sandisk 9/12/2008
SanDisk unveiled a 32-GB CompactFlash card, the company's largest CF storage device for professional digital photographers and videographers.
Micron to lower 2009 capital spending 9/12/2008
Micron Technology Inc. has quietly lowered its capital spending and is re-thinking the spin-off of its CMOS image sensor unit, according to an analyst.
Gartner cut 2008 chip forecast shipment 9/12/2008
Market research firm Gartner Inc. has revised its 2008 and 2009 semiconductor forecasts downward, saying macroeconomic trends, the collapse of the NAND flash memory market
Intrinsity, Samsung inked deal develop high speed controller 9/11/2008
Intrinsity Inc. this week signed an agreement with the System LSI division of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd to develop high performance, low power processors using its 1-of-N Domino Logic technology.
Apple hit 4th place in notebook market ranking 9/11/2008
Apple has risen to fourth place in the home notebook PC market, driven by its success at attracting younger, more highly educated, and higher-income households, as well as the self-employed, a research firm said.
MEMS chip could prevent automobile accidents 9/11/2008
High aspect ratio microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) could harness the physics of inertial mass to enhance the sensitivity, signal-to-noise ratio and mechanical dampening of accelerometers for automobile airbags.
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