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DOJ agreed on patent disclosure rule for standards group 11/1/2006
In a statement Monday (Oct. 30), the Justice Department's Antitrust Division said VTIA's patent proposal would enable it "to make better informed decisions and thereby formulate standards that will benefit consumers."
Memory Module manufacturers gain ground 10/31/2006
DRAM modules is having revenue growth of 15.7 percent in the first half compared to the same period in 2005, and an expected increase of 28.5 percent for the whole year, according to El Segundo, Calif.-based market research firm iSuppli Corp.
AMD rolls out ATI designed super graphic card 10/31/2006
"Gamers can expect strong performance, flexibility and upgradeability with this new card."
Qualcomm gained injunction against Broadcom on WCDMA 10/31/2006
Reporting that Qualcomm's request for an injunction had been denied, was erroneous. The preliminary injunction will remain in effect at least through completion of the trial in this case, presently set to start on Oct. 10.
Actions Semi profits on Non-Apple MP3 10/31/2006
Actions shipments of system-on-chip devices topped 7 million per month during the quarter. Actions has shipped more than 50 million chips this year, putting it among the top players for portable media processing SoCs, including those used in MP3 players.
SMIC low gross margin force it back into red 10/31/2006
The good news is that SMIC's first 90 nanometer logic product shifted into mass production at its 300 millimeter wafer fab in Beijing last quarter. It also started mass producing Elpida Memory's 90nm, 512Mbit DDR2 DRAM and will do the same for Qimonda AG in the fourth quarter.
AMD/ATI union officially completed 10/30/2006
AMD has completed its approximately US$5.4 billion acquisition of ATI Technologies Inc. Combining the complementary strengths of the two technology companies, the new AMD opens for business as a processing "powerhouse".
New Apple patent: Prelude of iPhone? 10/30/2006
Encouraging thoughts of a future launch of an "iPhone" product, Apple filed for "assigning meanings to utterances in a speech recognition system" with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) in February 2004.
Supply/demand imbalance on Flash 10/30/2006
''Following a severe correction in the first half of the year, low pricing and mobile demand will lead the market to balance late in 2007 when a few key players allocate additional capacity toward DRAM,'' according to the report.
ARM joins SOI line up 10/30/2006
Major chip vendors and foundries including AMD, Chartered, Freescale, IBM and NXP, the former Philips semiconductor division, use SOI wafers in their manufacturing processes.
Apple won delist appeal 10/30/2006
Apple - which had appealed NASDAQ's previous de-listing notice - said the exchange will allow its shares of stock to continue trading on condition that Apple files its tardy 10Q within two months.
Samsung unveils 3D display 10/27/2006
The Korean government said a research team led by Samsung Electronics Co. has developed a high-resolution dual capacity display that allows 3-D images to be viewed on a flat- panel display without special filter glasses.
Hynic posted upbeat earnings amid strong DRAM demand 10/27/2006
Hynix Semiconductor posted a strong quarter with revenues up 18 percent sequentially and 23 percent year over year.
Sun narrowed loss 10/27/2006
Sun reported a net loss for its first fiscal quarter ended October 1 of $56 million
Microsoft earnings up 10/27/2006
The company said net income rose 11 percent to $3.5 billion, or 35 cents a share, in its fiscal first quarter ended Sept. 30. That's up from $3.1 billion, or 29 cents a share, a year earlier. Sales also jumped 11 percent to $10.8 billion.
Samsung leads on 2007 capex 10/26/2006
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. is projected to remain in first place with 5.7 billion capital spending in 2007, according to the rankings from Pacific Crest Securities Inc.
Acer earnings up 10/26/2006
Acer Inc. reported a 40 percent rise in nine-months net profit on Thursday, thanks to a global rise in demand for laptop computers.
Oracle offers Unix support for half price 10/26/2006
Oracle Corp. is taking aim at Red Hat Inc. with an offer to provide half-price technical support to Red Hat Linux users.
Sony reported loss on battery recalling 10/26/2006
Sony Corp. said on Thursday it swung to a steep quarterly loss due to the mounting cost of recalling millions of computer batteries.
iPOD music protection code hacked 10/25/2006
A hacker who as a teen cracked the encryption on DVDs has found a way to unlock the code that prevents iPod users from playing songs from download music stores other than Apple Computer Inc.'s iTunes, his company said.
AMD to deliver combined CPU with graphic accelerators by 2008 10/25/2006
Advanced Micro Devices said it will deliver a wide range of merged x86 CPUs with on-board graphics accelerators starting in late 2008.
Microsoft starts coupon for Vista upgrade 10/25/2006
Microsoft Corp. this week will begin a coupon program for personal computer buyers to upgrade to the new Vista operating system when it premiers next year.
NAND suppliers see oppurtunity amid pricing weakness 10/25/2006
Gartner Inc. last week slashed its 2006 NAND flash memory growth forecast by a whopping $1.5 billion, and predicted a sluggish market for 2007.
Apple ships MacBook with Intel chip 10/24/2006
Apple Computer Inc. said on Tuesday its entire MacBook Pro line of notebook computers will use Intel Corp.'s Core 2 Duo processors.
BenQ reported $600 million lost in 9 months 10/24/2006
BenQ said it lost $600 million in the first nine months of the year, and intends to sell off some of its non-core assets in order to recover from a costly and futile effort to turnaround the cell phone business it acquired from Siemens.
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