
16 May 2008:	A May 15 article incorrectly stated that VIA Technologies has forecast CPU shipments in 2008 will increase around 20-30% on year. The actual forecast is for double or triple on-year growth.

13 May 2008:	April revenues and 1Q 2008 and 4Q 2007 financial reports for Taiwan's IT companies are now available in our financial section.

2 May 2008:	An April 30 report detailing graphics card shipment figures provided by Jon Peddie Research has been updated following a correction notice sent out by the research firm.

30 Apr 2008:	Due to the Labor Day holiday, we will not be updating our website nor be sending out our daily email on Thursday, May 1.

25 Apr 2008:	An April 23 interview with Tessera COO Mike Bereziuk was updated to clarify statements made about the number of semiconductor companies securing licenses from Tessera and the number of patents held by the company.

	An April 23 article suggested Nokia Siemens Network (NSN) was looking to team up with Taiwan makers in the joint production of femtocell base stations. This has been clarified to read that NSN is hoping to interest the makers in joining its ecosystem.

18 Apr 2008:	An April 16 article incorrectly listed Infineon Technologies' 3G baseband chip as the PMB878. The correct name is the PMB8878.

17 Apr 2008:	An April 16 article has been updated following comments by Dolby.

16 Apr 2008:	In regards to an April 15 article, a representative of Alienware has stated that the company no longer uses Clevo as an ODM.

11 Apr 2008:	March revenues for Taiwan's IT companies are now available in our financial section.

	An April 7 article incorrectly stated that DVD and BD currently account for about 80% and 20%, respectively, of global demand for movie discs and that Sony will offer HD LCD TVs with BD recording functionality. DVD and BD devices currently account for about 80% and 20% of market share, respectively, in the US and Japan. Sony plans to release a common controller for HD LCD TVs and BD recorders.

3 Apr 2008:	Due to a holiday in Taiwan on Friday, April 4, we will not be updating our website nor be sending out our daily email.

28 Mar 2008:	A March 27 report incorrectly used the name of Zyxel Communications in place of Zinwell Communications.

	A March 13 article incorrectly wrote that Qcept aims to grab a US$800 million share of the non-visual defect equipment market in 2008 with a projected 15% CAGR growth over the next five years. Qcept estimates its addressable NVD equipment market will be US$800 million in 2008, with the market to see a CAGR of 15% over the next five years.

27 Mar 2008:	A March 24 press release incorrectly stated that Silterra secured a foundry deal with AMIC. The correct company name is AMICOMM.

25 Mar 2008:	A March 25 article about Kingston Technology possibly investing in Phison Electronics has been updated to reflect the fact that Phison has not yet decided who the target investor will be for the shares it is going to issue through private placement.

24 Mar 2008:	A March 13 article incorrectly stated that Dennis Chen, president of HP Taiwan revealed that Inventec has been chosen as the manufacturer for HP's thin-client devices to be launched in Taiwan this year. This information was divulged to Digitimes by industry sources who wish to remain anonymous.

	A March 7 article regarding Xilinx halving the price of its Spartan-3A reference design module and tools has been updated following further comments from the company.

12 Mar 2008:	A March 11 article regarding Orise Technology's performance in February mistakenly stated that the company had booked orders of NT$418, this has been corrected to read NT$418 million.

11 Mar 2008:	February revenues for Taiwan's IT companies are now available in our financial section.

	A March 10 article incorrectly indicated that stated that technology passed from Micron to ProMOS will potentially deliver an additional output of 20% over ProMOS’ 70nm technology. The potential 20% increase in output was referring to ProMOS’ plan to optimize its 70nm production in the second half of 2008.

10 Mar 2008:	A March 7 article incorrectly stated that SparkLAN has begun producing dual-band 802.11n routers utilizing WLAN chip solutions from Taiwan-based MediaTek. SparkLAN is using solutions from Ralink.

7 Mar 2008:	A March 6 article stated that Sonic Focus says it is in direct competition with leading audio enhancement developers such as Dolby. Sonic Focus, more precisely, said that users may be more familiar with companies such as Dolby and that its solutions will make any codec sound better, including those of Dolby.

	A March 5 story incorrectly stated IM Flash Technologies is currently producing NAND flash on 60nm node. The company is using 50nm technology for its production.

6 Mar 2008:	A March 6 article concerning an MP3 licensing dispute between Sisvel and CE device makers exhibiting at CeBIT stated: "In 2007, Sisvel was able to disrupt the CeBIT show of SanDisk over the same issue." This has been corrected to read: "In 2006, Sisvel was able to disrupt the show of SanDisk at the IFA Expo in Berlin over the same issue."

3 Mar 2008:	A February 27 article incorrectly stated that Phison Electronics is a beneficiary of a speculated adjustment in the NAND flash strategy of Samsung Electronics. The correct company is Skymedi.

27 Feb 2008:	A February 25 article, incorrectly stated that Tripod Technology plans to boost its notebook printed circuit board (PCB) capacity to eight million square feet per month in the third quarter of 2008. The correct amount is 800,000 square feet.

	Due to a holiday in Taiwan, there will be no new news posted or email issued on February 28.

22 Feb 2008:	A February 19 commentary incorrectly referred to thin-film solar cell makers. The commentary is about thin-film solar module makers.

19 Feb 2008:	A February 18 article incorrectly stated that Motech affiliate AE Polysilicon has scheduled trial polysilicon production for the fourth quarter of 2009. The correct date is the fourth quarter of 2008.