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Infineon unveils 65nm handset chip 5/12/2006 Infineon Technologies unveiled handset chips equipped with its 65nm CMOS process technology and said that products with this new technology are expected to be market-ready towards the end of 2006. Mobo makers confirm May launch for Turion64 X2 and Socket AM2 5/11/2006 The availability of AMD’s next-generation CPUs – the Turion 64 X2 mobile and Socket-AM2 processors – will still follow the chip vendor’s May schedule NEC Corp profit plunges on lower sales of mobiles, microchips 5/11/2006 NEC said its net profit in the year to March shrank to less than one-sixth of the previous year's level as cellphones and semiconductor sales fell. Samsung, Hynix to Pay More Fines Over Price Fixing 5/11/2006 Samsung Electronics and Hynix Semiconductor have agreed to pay millions of dollars to settle a lawsuit filed against them for price fixing Intel, Hynix, Micron, Sony form NAND group 5/10/2006 Hynix, Intel, Micron, Phison and Sony are among the founding companies that announced the formation of a new and long-awaited working group in the arena. Qimonda planning year end IPO 5/10/2006 Ending speculation about the location of the initial public offering for its memory chip affiliate, Qimonda, Infineon Technologies will hold the IPO at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) later this year. TSMC sales up in April 5/10/2006 Taiwan Semiconductor said that its April 206 sales were about $865 million, 43.7 percent a above sales in the same month in 2005 and up 0.2 percent over March 2006. Dell lowers guidance 5/10/2006 PC maker Dell Computer said it expects to achieve GAAP earnings per share of approximately 33 cents for its fiscal 2007 first quarter and expects revenue of approximately $14.2 billion. Hynix to sell $2.1 Billion in Bonds 5/10/2006 Hynix and its creditors plan to sell $2.1 billion in stock and bonds, according to an online report. Dell to spend US$12.5 billion in Taiwan in 2006 5/9/2006 Dell procurement in Taiwan will amount to more than US$12.5 billion in 2006, according to company CEO Kevin Rollins Quanta will ship a record 10 million notebooks to Dell in 2007 5/9/2006 In exchange for accepting a reported notebook tax from Dell that requires Quanta Computer to return 1.5% of the revenues it receives from the US vendor, Quanta will ship a record 10 million notebooks to Dell in 2007 Sandisk to offer $1 billion in convertible notes 5/9/2006 SanDisk said it plans to sell $1 billion worth of convertible senior notes due in 2013 pursuant to a registration statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Samsung raise Nand Flash Price 5/9/2006 Samsung Electronics and Hynix Semiconductor have separately raised their NAND flash-memory prices for the first time this year. Intel announces new brand name for chips 5/8/2006 Intel will sell its new generation of 65-nanometer desktop and laptop chips under the brand name “Core 2 Duo” when it launches them this summer, the company said. Infineon board member upbeat on third-quarter business development 5/8/2006 Infineon AG 's positive business development is continuing in the third quarter of its 2006 fiscal year, board member Peter Bauer said at the sidelines of a press conference in Munich. Entry-level desktops with SiS662 northbridge chipsets to debut in June 5/8/2006 A number of entry-level desktops built based on the SiS662 chipset from SiS, will be available in June from some OEM makers and the channel market, according to sources at SiS. Kingston seeking Nand Flash supply from Samsung 5/8/2006 Kingston will strengthen its ties with Samsung Electronics on NAND flash in order to diversify its supply source from long-serving supplier Toshiba, according to sources. DDR contract prices to rise 6% in early May 5/8/2006 DRAM makers are bullish about the price growth momentum of DDR amid strong demand from emerging markets, according to industry players. Ruiz took opportunity to blast Intel on power 5/5/2006 AMD CEO Hector Ruiz welcomed Dell Inc. as the newest member of The Green Grid, a group of companies seeking to reduce power consumption in data centers. SEC okays Lexar acquisition by Micron 5/5/2006 In a joint statement issued Tuesday, said the SEC approved an agreement that allows Micron to buy Lexar in a stock-for-stock merger. Fremont, Calif.-based Lexar will continue to operate under its name because of its strong brand identity Sun sues Azul on IP infringement 5/5/2006 The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court in San Jose, alleges that Azul infringed on a number of Sun patents that deal with memory design in microprocessors and technology that helps transfer information between chips. Conexant pays TI $70M for ADSL settlement 5/5/2006 Under terms of the agreement, TI will grant Conexant a license to essential patents relating to DSL technology. In addition the companies have extended the deal to include a fully paid license for VDSL products. Applied acquired thin film company for solar panel technology 5/5/2006 This acquisition will complement Applied Materials' thin film manufacturing technology capabilities and provide it with an opportunity to expand into growing new markets, like in solar cells, flexible electronics and energy-efficient glass. SEC investigates Jabil on option fault 5/5/2006 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is conducting an informal investigation of Jabil, among others. An article published in the Wall Street Journal on March 18 called into question option practices of a number companies including Jabil for the period of 1995 through 2002. Nanya to sample DDR3 soon 5/4/2006 This week at SemiTech Taipei, Nanya is showcasing a 240-pin 1GB DDR3 unbuffered DIMM designed to utilize 512-Mbit (128×4) DDR3-1066 chips and provide a maximum bandwidth of about 8.5GB/s (PC3-8500).  731  |  732  |  733  |  734  |  735  |  736  |  737  |  738  |  739  |  740

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