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23 Dec 2004

Intel's rise propels Dow to highest level since 01 (Dec 22)

ATI offeres conservative Q2 guidance (Dec 22)

22 Dec 2004

Sony uncovers piracy network (Dec 21)

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eLCOS to launch 1080p LCOS microdisplay with 4000:1 contrast at CES 2005 (Dec 21)

U.S. cellphone operators shun racy downloads (Dec 22)

Sanyo Electric to fall into red in FY 2004 (Dec 21)

Japan consumer electronics shipments up 18.4% in November (Dec 14)

Renesas to integrate Trecenti's 12-inch fab operations (Dec 21)

WTO rules against US tariffs on Korean Hynix chips (Dec 21)

Gartner: Global chip revenues for 2004 are expected to show a 23% climb (Dec 22)

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Shin-Etsu to invest 100 billion yen on wafer capacity (Dec 21)

Singapore chip consumption set to fall 4% (Dec 22)

Solectron turns in US$47 million 1Q FY2005 profit (Dec 21)

Asian Stocks Gain; Taiwan Semiconductor, Shin-Etsu, STATS rise (Dec 22)

Sony to spend 60billion yen in Japan (Dec 21)

Sony to make driver chips for LCD TVs (Dec 8)

Next IBM-Apple chip getting high-end feature (Dec 21)

LG.Philips LCD sees continued fall in LCD prices until 1H05 (Dec 21)

21 Dec 2004

HeJian, Artisan in IP licensing agreement (Dec 20)

UMC bolsters 90nm yield with Synopsys technology (Dec 20)

Micron ships 2Gbit 90nm NAND flash memory (Dec 21)

SST lower guidance, will take inventory charge (Dec 20)

Sony to spend 60 billion yen to bolster chip operations (Dec 21)

Industry gears up for two-headed chips (Dec 20)

Flaw discovered in Google desktop search, fixed (Dec 20)

Toshiba to shift Philippine notebook PC production to China (Dec 20)

Elpida ships FB-DIMMs (Dec 20)

BenQ's CEO sees China's IT manufacturing power rising (Dec 20)

20 Dec 2004

DoCoMo hits 1Gbps wireless data speeds in 4G tests (Dec 20)

Lenovo CEO Looks Ahead (Dec 17)

Sony denies plasma TV withdrawal (Dec 20)

IBM researchers eye 100TB tape drive (Dec 17)

Toshiba develops new technology for advanced CMOS fabrication (Dec 17)

Firefighters dispatched to Fairchild wafer fab site (Dec 17)

Micron Technology to pour US$200 million in China (Dec 17)

Japan's Elpida Memory develops DRAM distortion control technology (Dec 17)

iSuppli: memory market will stall in 2005 (Dec 17)

Sony to exit plasma TV business, shift focus to LCD models (Dec 19)

Nvidia processors in newest 3G phones (Dec 20)

17 Dec 2004

Linux to ring up US$35 billion by 2008 (Dec 16)

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