Around the web news tagged Semiconductors

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1 Oct 2004

Taiwan's corporate governance is improving despite bad news (Sep 30)

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Tech stocks inch higher, buoyed by chip shares (Sep 30)

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Sales growth in chip industry slowed in August (Oct 1)

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NTT DoCoMo plans fuel-cell-powered phones (Oct 1)

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30 Sep 2004

Micron misses quarterly targets, ups capital spending (Sep 29)

Hynix says to wrap up chip unit sale by October 5 (Sep 30)

Freescale debuts PowerQUICC III quartet (Sep 29)

IP PBX maker bulks up for battle (Sep 29)

Xilinx seen tapping Toshiba as alternate foundry (Sep 29)

Leadis Technology announces volume shipments of handset-use CSTN LCD Driver ICs (Sep 29)

29 Sep 2004

Chip startups bloom in China but future's iffy (Sep 27)

Renesas starts sampliing speedy 4-Gbit flash memory (Sep 27)

Freescale announces dual core PowerPC on 90-nm process (Sep 28)

Wistron selects Genesis' controllers for new LCD TV platform (Sep 28)

IBM claims computer speed title (Sep 29)

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Wireless: As 3G grows, so will flash memory needs (Sep 27)

Intel shelves plan to turn desktop into Wi-Fi hub (Sep 27)

Sun expands RFID testing, tools (Sep 28)

Computer sales in India continue at a brisk pace, rising 39% (Sep 28)

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27 Sep 2004

Ingram Micro to buy Tech Pacific for US$493 million (Sep 27)

Korean companies do not spend enough on R&D (Sep 24)

PCI Express link quality notice (Sep 25)

Chip makers trimming equipment purchases (Sep 21)

Renesas increasing local outsourcing with Powerchip (Sep 23)

Philips lowers chip sales forecast on waning demand (Sep 24)

Philips delays 12-inch wafer fab until market improves (Sep 24)

Fujitsu looks to leverage ASIC in 90nm (Sep 22)

Hynix remains on CreditWatch positive - S&P (Sep 21)

MRAM becomes standard product at Freescale (Sep 23)

AMD, IBM extend chip development deal (Sep 21)

The view from the 50-yard line: Charting a foundry course (Sep 22)

TSMC says factory use to decline (Sep 23)

Delegates talk chip foundry (Sep 21)

Intel chip effort is hit by Hewlett-Packard move to stop offering desktop workstations based on Itanium (Sep 27)

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24 Sep 2004

Chinese OEMs lead domestic electronic-equipment markets, says iSuppli (Sep 24)

Epson to debut highly sensitive, ultra-small, single-chip GPS module for mobile handsets (Sep 24)

Inventory to drive 2005 downturn (Sep 24)

Cypress to expand design center in India (Sep 23)

Research firm cuts semiconductor forecasts again (Sep 23)

Controlling a chip's thirst for power (Sep 22)

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