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Intel to phase out Single Core CPU 10/18/2007
Intel will cease producing single-core processors for desktops in first quarter of 2008 with the launch of an entry-level dual-core series, the Celeron E1000, according to sources at PC makers.
Intel to extend support for embedded Q35 chipset 10/17/2007
Intel has announced it will provide extended life-cycle support for embedded and communication products based on its Q35 chipset.
Apple to ship new Leopard OS 10/17/2007
Apple has announced that its Mac OS X version 10.5 Leopard will finally hit the shelves of its retail stores and authorized resellers on October 26.
Seagate to ship notebook hybrid drive 10/17/2007
Seagate Technology will begin to ship its Momentus 5400 PSD, its first hybrid hard disk (HHD) for use in notebook PCs, in October 2007..
ADATA cancels investor meeting 10/16/2007
A-Data Technology has cancelled its schedule investor meeting followed by possible poor third-quarter earnings.
Intel launch Mobile Quad Core CPU 10/16/2007
Intel, demonstrated a working quad-core CPU design which will eventually target notebook platforms at the IDF Taiwan event.
Intel to launch new Core 2 Extreme CPU 10/16/2007
Intel is planning to launch a new desktop processor for its upcoming Skulltrail motherboard, a high-end enthusiast and gaming platform.
Micron to sell its CMOS image chip business 10/15/2007
Micron plans to spin off its CMOS image sensor (CIS) business and form an independent company.
Intel launch new X38 chipsets 10/15/2007
Intel launched its high-end 3 series chipset X38 however some motherboard makers are concerned that the X48 chipset may hurt demand for motherboards based on the X38 chipset.
Hynix holds Taiwan manufacturer for low DRAM price 10/15/2007
Hynix Semiconductor said Taiwan DRAM makers should bear the responsibility for the recent rock bottom price of DRAM, Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) chairman Fank Huang disagree.
Sony Ericsson earnings beat estimates 10/12/2007
Sony Ericsson posted higher-than-expected earnings but the company's average selling price for its phones showed a steeper-than-forecast decline.
Trade group sees growth in silicon wafer shipment next year 10/12/2007
Silicon wafer shipment will see a small rebound in 2008 after a slow year in 2007, according to SEMI, the leading silicon wafer suppliers.
Samsung reports sales increase amid strong LCD demand 10/12/2007
While digital media and memory devices performed relatively poorly, LCD panels and system LSI chips saw growth rates well in the double-digit range.
Intel to reduce headcount in Ireland, report said 10/11/2007
Intel Corp., the world's largest chipmaker, is set to cut 200 jobs, or about 4 percent of the staff, at its Leixlip wafer fabs in Irelad, according to an Irish Independent report.
Lam Research delivers upbeat earnings 10/11/2007
Lam Research Corp posted a better-than-expected rise in its fiscal fourth quarter revenue, paced by market share gains.
Philips reduce shares in LG Philips LCD firm 10/11/2007
Philips Electronics announced that it has sold 46.4 million shares of common stock in LG.Philips LCD Co. Ltd. (LPL) to financial institutions in a capital markets transaction.
AMD introduces low power chips for desktops 10/11/2007
AMD has introduced microprocessors designed for smaller, energy-efficient PC desktops.
Microchip lowers quarterly sales projection 10/9/2007
Microchip Technology Inc. reduced its forecast for the second quarter of fiscal 2008 ending Sept. 30.
Sun unveils server with UltraSparc T2 chip 10/9/2007
Sun Microsystems Inc launched the first server computers based on its newest microprocessors as it tries to boost sales of energy-efficient, high-performance computers for businesses.
Seagate delivers hard drive with flash memory 10/9/2007
Seagate Technology launched its first combination disk storage and flash memory hard drive, joining rival Samsung Electronics in offering hybrid drives that manufacturers say speed the boot-up time of PCs and significantly boost battery life.
Spansion to acquire Saifun Semi 10/8/2007
Flash memory vendor Spansion Inc. has announced it will acquire non-volatile memory IP provider Saifun Semiconductor Ltd. With the move, Spansion sees a chance to expand its product portfolio and even attack in part the DRAM market.
Siemens to pay $538 millions in taxes, fines 10/8/2007
German authorities have ordered Siemens to pay fines and taxes of about $538 million (380 million Euros) amid the "black money" scandal.
Qimonda, Sony forms joint venture in DRAM design 10/8/2007
Sony and Qimonda AG announced that they have signed an agreement to found a DRAM joint venture (JV) dubbed Qreatic Design.
Depressed prices taking toll on DIMM manufacturers 10/5/2007
The sources noted that recently some second- and third-tier memory module makers have been having issues with bounced checks. Banks, who are concerned about a possible domino effect, are thus reluctant to fund some memory module makers' expansion plans.
Linux found its place in embedded systems 10/5/2007
One of the key opportunities for the open source OS over the next several years will be in the mobile phone market, where it is quickly becoming a leading application operating system, and manufacturers and telecom operators are rallying to drive more comprehensive, industry-specific Linux-based standards.
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