Around the web news tagged Semiconductors

Artile Microsystems, the chip company that promised to bring Playstation-level processing to the embedded world, has shut down and its assets reclaimed by parent Toshiba America Electronic Components

Samsung joins in licensing of ASML's scattering bar technology (Mar 27)

CEO doubles pay for leading Motorola back to profits (Mar 27)

27 Mar 2003

ASML discloses results of annual shareholder meeting (Mar 26)

Mattson Technology wins RTP and CVD system orders from Samsung (Mar 26)

NEC to move mainstream LCD business to China JV (Mar 26)

Conexant plans $573m charge for Mindspeed (Mar 26)

UMC forms strategic partnership with Silicon7 (Mar 26)

Chartered expands design services alliance (Mar 26)

Japan electronics chief: War may dim bright spots (Mar 26)

Anam: In talks with Xilinx for wafer pact (Mar 26)

26 Mar 2003

IBM wins order to build Nvidia's latest computer-graphics chip

ATI's digital TV solutions selected by Xoceco for DH-78 HDTV cable set-top box

ATI's Xilleon 220 chosen by Changhong

ATI's NXT2004 and NXT6000 receiver technologies selected by Comtech

Photronics to cut workforce by 10-12% (Mar 25)

Photronics is a US-based photomask manufacturer.

ST acquires smart card maker (Mar 25)

25 Mar 2003

LSI Logic flip chip packaging ramping to volume production with copper and true low k silicon processes (Mar 24)

Chartered offers programmable memory option to logic (Mar 24)

Xilinx shipping all advanced FPGA product lines on 12-inch technology (Mar 24)

Mitsubishi sets up compound semi unit in US (Mar 24)

Intel updates chips for handhelds (Mar 24)

Intel plans Linux support for Centrino (Mar 24)

Construction completed on Omron's Keihanna Technology Innovation Center (Mar 24)

24 Mar 2003

AMD gearing for a flash spinoff? (Mar 21)

Rumors of a spinoff of the company's flash business helped lift the stock 25% in one week.

Europe reportedly rules against Hynix, proposes 35% DRAM duties (Mar 21)

GDDR2 getting ready for the big show (Mar 21)

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