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2007-07-16	Is India the 'New China' of the cellular world? With multinational phone makers piling onto India, India is becoming the 'new China' of the cellular world and is turning to these foreign manufacturers who can leverage huge economies of scale, to deliver cheap handsets.
2007-07-02	Class conflict chase mobile WiMAX With the US, Europe and Asia carriers throwing the switch on broadband wireless networks and Intel beginning to ship its Wi-Fi/WiMAX module for PCs, Taiwan system vendors are expecting a spike in demand for 802.16e products.
2007-07-02	Silicon IP vendors gauge China challenge Believing that China will one day be an epicenter of chip design, the pure-play silicon IP companies keep pounding on China's doors in hopes that dogged persistence will pay off in the long term.
2007-06-28	Boardroom to decide Macronix-Powerchip tussle The decision on the fate of Macronix International against Powerchip Semiconductor, which has snapped up enough shares in Macronix to make a bid for eight out of 15 board seats, will be taken on Friday.
2007-06-20	Analyst dismayed with Asustek's low-end notebook plan An analyst at CLSA Asia Pacific Market has defined Asustek Computer's choice of getting into the low-cost notebook market as poor.
2007-06-18	BenQ returns to ODM roots to recover Taiwan's BenQ has opted to spin off its branded business instead of its manufacturing division in an effort to find firm footing after a disastrous attempt to become a household name.
2007-06-15	Forrester: PCs are major driver for the chip industry Forrester projected that more than 100 crore PCs will be used worldwide by the end of 2008, and more than 200 crore by 2015.
2007-06-13	Qualcomm to seek Bush veto on chip ban Qualcomm will seek a presidential veto on the U.S. International Trade Commission's importation ban on its 3G ICs that infringe upon Broadcom's patents.
2007-06-12	Price reduction necessary for ultra-mobile PCs Analysts believe prices need to fall without cutting corners on the connectivity, in order for consumers to warm up to the ultramobile PC.
2007-06-11	Wireless USB sets to near Rs.4,000 price point With one of the companies promising Rs.4,045.80 ($99) dongle and hub packages on retail shelves, chipmakers hope to deliver cheaper wireless USB systems in the market by year's end.
2007-06-11	Via unveils motherboard for super portable devices As a part of its movement towards ultramobility, Via has rolled out 63-by-45mm motherboard of its super-small PCB and NanoBook mini laptop, based on a low-power 1.2GHz VIA C7-M processor.
2007-06-07	ITU approves WiMAX as official 4G tech ITU's possible approval to WiMAX as an official radio interface would ease access to spectrum for WiMAX operators and would position the technology for participation in the ITU's IMT Advanced process.
2007-06-06	TSMC negotiates for 200mm Hynix fab TSMC is under discussion with Hynix Semiconductor to purchase a 200mm wafer fab with a capacity of 129,000 wafers per moth for almost Rs.4226.98 crore ($1 billion).
2007-06-05	Synthetic quartz weathers laser in semicon manufacturing Asahi Glass has collaborated with Tokyo Denpa to develop a synthetic quartz crystal material with improved resistance to laser light, for semiconductor exposure lens systems, according to a JCN Network report.
2007-06-05	Taiwan's miCard offers 60MBps throughput Tawain's miCard memory card format, supported by the MultiMediaCard Association, is USB compatible and delivers data at 60MBps.
2007-06-04	TSMC inks deal with foundry R&D firm TSMC and SVTC Technologies enter into strategic alliance to fast-track new ideas in chip design and manufacturing from concept through to mass production.
2007-06-01	Samsung unveils 4GB multi-chip package Samsung's 4GB multi-chip package allows handset manufacturers to reduce development time while deploying design that will result in higher performance for smaller phones, with higher storage capacities.
2007-05-28	Hynix joins IMEC's 32nm efforts Hynix has collaborated with European research centre IMEC to tackle memory challenges at the 32nm and below process nodes.
2007-05-25	Analysis: Implications of Intel-ST NOR flash deal Jim Handy, principal analyst of Objective Analysis discusses his view on the impact of the Intel-ST NOR flash deal on the industry.
2007-05-23	S. Korea indicts four for selling WiBro tech South Korean prosecutors accused four men of stealing Posdata's Wibro technology to a U.S. company described only by its first initial "I."
2007-05-22	Taiwan vendors ready to capitalise on WiMAX boom Taiwan system vendors are sure about the opportunity that WiMAX will happen with Intel ramping its modules next year and heavy investment by the likes of Sprint/Nextel.
2007-05-21	Asia EMS/ODM market to double by 2011, In-Stat reports According to an In-Stat report, Consumer electronics will experience the fastest growth rates, followed by the communications segment.
2007-05-17	Cypress sells PSRAM biz to Taiwan's ESMT Cypress Semiconductor described its exit from PSRAM market as "consistent with Cypress's new strategic direction".
2007-05-11	Philips to sell TSMC shares by 2010 Philips is planning to sell a Rs.10,567.45 crore ($2.5 billion) shares in foundry TSMC as part of its strategy to shift assets out of chips.
2007-05-09	UMC prepares to fab CPUs, NAND flash UM said it is in talks on a CPU production deal, but it is being circumspect on how it will attack the high-volume flash memory market.
2007-05-09	Memory interface boosts I/O bandwidth by 10x HyperLink NAND, a new memory interface from Mosaid, will reportedly increase I/O bandwidth in flash by more than 10 times that of today's devices.
2007-04-27	iSuppli dips forecast for CE market to 3.6% Companies expected to focus on hot mobile applications due to slowdown in consumer electronics industry during the next five years, iSuppli forecasts.
2007-04-26	DSP market's moderate gain outpace chip market, reveals Forward Concepts According to research firm Forward Concepts, the DSP market is expected to grow 8 per cent this year,
2007-04-19	Intel launches multi-core programming contest in China In expansion to its multi-core programming effort in China, Intel signs up more 35 universities to help them in designing curriculums, research and training programmes.
2007-04-18	SMIC reportedly studying private equity offers Private equity firms once again are eyeing Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. The company is reportedly reviewing offers worth Rs.2,640 crore for up to a 25 per cent stake.

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