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Mobile market gets boost from medical, home apps 2009-06-08
According to a Qualcomm exec, much of the future for mobile comms lies in mobile health and digital home networking.  
The problem with massively parallel chips 2009-06-08
Companies that make massively parallel chips and tools will have to grapple with "stickier" software.  
NetLogic set to acquire RMI 2009-06-03
NetLogic Microsystems has agreed to buy RMI for $175.4 million in stock and $8.0 million in cash.  
Green movement puts memory on hot seat 2009-06-03
In servers, the notoriously voracious microprocessor is passing the power-hog mantle to the DRAM.  
IMS study shows Internet TV boom 2009-05-14
An estimated 6.5 crore households had the capability of viewing Internet video on their TVs at the end of 2008.  
Adobe-ARM Web video promise not ready 2009-05-13
The duo said progress has been good, but the complexity of the job may push out broad availability until early 2010.  
JasperGold now used in AMD design centres 2009-04-29
Jasper Design Automation has signed an agreement with AMD to place JasperGold in AMD design centres worldwide.  
Oracle-Sun deal stirs questions on Java's future 2009-04-22
The Oracle-Sun merger raises questions about the outlook for Sun's hardware, Java software and the database giant itself.  
GPUs vs. CPUs for EDA simulations 2009-04-15
There are three ways to make the simulation go faster: better algorithms, faster processor clocks and parallelism.  
Marvell's quest: Connecting the next billion users 2009-04-14
In this interview by Junko Yoshida, Marvell Technology's co-founder and CEO Sehat Sutardja shares his vision of enabling the next billion users of connected devices.  
'Moore's Law is running out of gas' 2009-04-13
IBM's Anderson says the semi industry has matured to the point that the pace of continued innovation is slowing.  
IBM-Sun deal breaks down, what's next? 2009-04-08
With its proposed acquisition of Sun apparently shelved, IBM executives are breathing a sigh of relief.  
IBM gives research awards to three Indian universities 2009-04-06
IBM has granted IIIT-Hyderabad, ISB-Hyderabad and SPJMIR-Mumbai its Shared University Research awards that total Rs.1.04 crore ($210,000) in research funding targeting areas of mutual interest.  
Multicore CPUs face roadblocks in comms 2009-03-24
Processors with four or more cores will probably represent little more than 10 per cent of the comms market in 2012.  
Intel gains in declining graphics market 2009-03-24
According to financial analysts, Intel will make some gains at the expense of Nvidia in a declining graphics market.  
IBM-Sun: Perfect combination? 2009-03-20
An IBM-Sun deal makes business sense and has significant implications for the Sparc and Power microprocessors as well as Java software.  
Synopsys CEO says ICs will rebound 2009-03-19
De Geus said the semi industry would remain critical to the world after emerging from a long and deep recession.  
Indian colleges to compete in IBM's 'Blue Battle' 2009-03-02
IBM has launched the first of its kind Gen-next technology challenge, dubbed the "IBM Blue Battle", in over 25 leading engineering colleges across India.  
Intel looks into optical interconnects 2009-02-16
Intel is looking into optical interconnects with an eye towards replacing chip-to-chip electrical interconnects.  
Trio to demo greener WiMAX solution 2009-02-12
The three companies integrated their reference designs and commercial products into a base station reference design.  
Intel lists challenges for chip scaling 2009-02-12
At the ISSCC, Intel's Mark Bohr listed five major stumbling blocks for the 32nm node and beyond.  
Experts discuss road to 25Gbps backplanes 2009-02-09
In as short as three years, Ethernet could move up to 40- and 100Gbps data rates using 10Gbps and eventually 25Gbps serial channels.  
Intel opens Europe labs 2009-02-02
Intel has announced its "open labs" to be formed in Leixlip and Munich.  
Issues cloud silicon photonics 2009-01-30
The computer industry wants optical interconnects in its future multi-core processors, but just how it will get them remains unclear  
The collapse of massively parallel chip vendors 2009-01-29
BDTI examines the causes and implications of the fall of three massively parallel chip vendors.  
'Programmable broadband' has arrived for PC TV 2009-01-21
CrestaTech has demonstrated a "region-free TV," capable of receiving analogue or digital TV broadcast, radio and GPS signals.  
iPhone Nano brings good news to semi industry 2009-01-15
The iPhone Nano is expected to launch in June, which means that chip orders could come as soon as March.  
Lessons learned from Google 2008-12-26
Get an insight on the future of computing from Randy Katz, a computer science professor at UC Berkeley, who shares what he has learned from working at Google.  
Altera: Slowdown presents opportunity 2008-12-23
Altera Corp.'s head John Daane points out growth opportunities despite market slowdowns, and talks about the company's strategy in Asia.  
The Portland Group, AMD ink deal on compiler tech 2008-11-24
The Portland Group has entered into an agreement with AMD to jointly work on a compiler technology for AMD FireStream compute accelerators.  


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