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Elpida needs more cash injection 1/6/2003
Hitachi and NEC Corp., have asked Intel Corp. to invest in their joint DRAM company, Elpida, according to a Reuters report today.
Consumer Electronics Show attracting more exhibitors 1/6/2003
Consumer Electronics Show opens in Las Vegas this week are attracting more techonology companies to showcase their new products.
Gateway to "realign" 1/6/2003
PC maker Gateway is set to reshuffle its management and rework its strategy after a disappointing holiday season, according to a report.
Taiwan to discourage investment flows to China 1/3/2003
Starting from Jan. 1, one person holding a 5 percent stake or more of a holding company will be regarded a major shareholder of the company and should apply to the government for approval for any China investment projects the major shareholder is involved.
SZ-ATE, now a division of Credence 1/3/2003
Credence now owns SZ Test’s portfolio of ATE, which is primarily focused on the advanced analog, power, automotive and communications markets.
Via Tecnologies hanging on 1/3/2003
Despite December’s net sales of $53.2 million falling 20.2 percent below November’s levels, the company said its Q4 was still 12 percent greater than its Q3.
Taiwan court rules in favor of Intel over Via 1/3/2003
The Taipei District Court on Tuesday here ruled that executives from Intel Corp. and other parties were not guilty of destroying Via Technologies Inc.'s property at 2001 Computex Show.
Micron settles flash patent case with SanDisk 1/3/2003
Last year, SanDisk, Sunnyvale, Calif., filed a complaint in federal court against Micron, Boise, Idaho, for alleged infringement of a fundamental solid state flash memory system patent held by SanDisk.
Acer taking aggressive approach on China market 1/2/2003
Stan Shih, chairman of Acer Group, said that the group's revenue from the Greater China region would grow over 50% this year and will reach NT$25 billion.
Nanya reduces outlook and capital budget 1/2/2003
Nanya will reduce half of its capital expenditures from NT$ 27.4 billion to NT$ 13.7 billion this year. Nanya’s vice president, Moor H.M. Chen said the reduction of capital expenditures due to their 12-inch joint venture contribution with Infineon Technologies.
Buffalo Technology shipped first 802.11g Wi-Fi 1/2/2003
The 54Mbits/sec. AirStation is backward compatible, supporting previous 802.11 standards, as well as WPA with TKIP and AES with a future firmware upgrade.
10% semi growth led by PC and wireless predicted 1/2/2003
Citing a new replacement cycle in wireless and PCs, the semiconductor industry is expected to grow a respectable 10 percent in 2003 over 2002, according to a report from WR Hambrecht + Co. LLC
Samsung confirms Capex for new memory fab. 1/2/2003
The fab reportedly will be located in Hwasung, Kyunggido, south of Seoul, to mass produce DRAMs and flash memory chips.
Micron outraged by Hynix bailout 1/2/2003
"The bailout decision was also made despite repeated protests in recent weeks by US Congressional representatives and the US Embassy in Korea to stop further government subsidization of Hynix".
Asustek to expand production in China 12/31/2002
Executives at Asustek Computer said that its China’s affiliates had obtained motherboard orders from Intel, Dell, and Hewlett-Packard. Asustek has now set up five manufacturing companies mostly in Suzhou, China as the manufacturing base.
IEEE predicts recovery will be lead by computer industry 12/31/2002
According to a survey of IEEE fellows, those working in the computer industry predict their segment will be first out of the current economic slump.
Samsung sets Capex on expansion. 12/31/2002
Earlier Tuesday, the China Daily in mainland China reported that Samsung plans to invest $7.3 billion to expand its operations in China. The investment would expand its LCD operations.
2003 spotlights on DRAM for handsets 12/31/2002
Though the use of DRAM in cell phones is still rare, some chip makers are betting that phone manufacturers are ready to switch from SRAM to lower-cost DRAM as they ship more handsets with multimedia capabilities and color screens.
Global DRAM manufacturers anger at Hynix recent bail out 12/31/2002
The bailout will anger U.S. and other foreign competitors, which charge that Hynix and other Korean companies have benefited from unfair government subsidies. Micron Technology Inc. of the United States and Infineon Technologies AG of Germany filed complaints this year with the U.S. Commerce Department and the European Union.
Semi sales end year with a good note 12/31/2002
The month-to-month climb continued the trend that began in the fourth quarter of 2001. November sales are up 19.6% from November 2001 sales of $10.60 billion.
UMC takes equity in SiS at infringement settlement 12/30/2002
UMC is to take three seats on the SiS board of directors. The two companies are to cooperate in production capacity and process technology in the future and engage in a mutual technology licensing.
VIA filed new complain against Intel in Taiwan court 12/30/2002
The December 24 complaint accuses Intel of unfair competition and the report cites sources saying that Advanced Micro Devices Inc. may join Via as plaintiffs in the case.
Nanya to build 300mm DRAM fab 12/30/2002
In November, German chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG and Nanya of Taoyuen, finalized a long-expected agreement to create a joint 300-mm DRAM venture in Taiwan. The two companies also said they have set aside Euro 1.1 billion (about $1.1 billion) to build a giant wafer fab in Taiwan.
Creditor voted on Hynix debt restructure 12/30/2002
Some 114 creditor institutions are due to meet to vote on the restructuring plan, which includes a debt-for-equity swap worth about $1.58 billion and a 21:1 capital write-down plan.
Nikkei predicts DRAM oversupply in 2003 12/30/2002
Even with strong demand in the PC market there is likely to be an oversupply of 7%, giving rise to a “market crash”.
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