Around the web news tagged Semiconductors

The MRAM will employ spin torque transfer writing technology and Renesas will start to ship microcomputers and SoC products incorporating 65 nm process STT-RAMTM in the near future.

Hynix unveils fast memory chip for games (Dec 5)

Altera expects Q4 sales of $286-$297 mn (Dec 5)

Xilinx and UMC Extend Long-Time Manufacturing Relationship to 65nm & Below (Dec 5)

Intel, ST set common spec for mobile flash subsystems (Dec 5)

5 Dec 2005

National introduces integrated white LED driver with OLED display power supply (Dec 5)

AMD to help India build its first microprocessor plant (Dec 4)

Nvidia to out-sell ATI in 2005 - analyst (Dec 2)

Global chip sales rise 6.8 percent: WSTS (Dec 2)

QUALCOMM Responds to Inaccuracies in Korea Times Article on Expiration of Royalty Payments (Dec 1)

Next space race for IC biz (Dec 2)

Intel chip shortage hurting market, says analyst (Dec 2)

2 Dec 2005

AMD, Intel sales plunged in October (Dec 2)

China to launch highly compatible chip (Nov 30)

China's Institute of Computing Technology (ICT) released a new chip for AV applications and can support HDTV format.

IDC Predicts That Moderate Spending Growth Will Push IT Vendors Toward Disruptive Business Models (Dec 2)

Agilent semi group spins out as Avago (Dec 2)

Infineon affirms move to 'fab-lite' strategy (Dec 1)

1 Dec 2005

Intel to build new 300-millimeter wafer fab in Israel

The new factory, designated Fab 28, will produce leading-edge microprocessors in the second half of 2008 on 45nm process technology. Construction on the $3.5 billion project, Intel's second 45nm factory, is set to begin immediately.

Broadcom sees big chip demand from digital devices (Dec 1)

Elpida Raises Market Share Goal to 20% in Coming Year (Dec 1)

MagnaChip Semiconductor Launches Its PMOLED QCIF+ Two Chip Solution (Nov 30)

AMD to help India develop chip industry (Nov 30)

Samsung Pleads Guilty in Price-Fixing Case (Nov 30)

Fairchild Semi sees possible earnings upside (Nov 30)

SemIndia, AMD to chip in with $3 bn (Dec 1)

Actions Semi shares rise slightly in Nasdaq debut (Nov 30)

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