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2 Apr 2003

China Unicom posts 988.2 million yuan loss from CDMA network (Apr 2)

1 Apr 2003

AT&T could owe DoCoMo under wireless pact (Apr 1)

"AT&T could owe NTT DoCoMo US$3.6 billion if its former wireless unit, AT&T Wireless Services, fails to offer 3G wireless service in four US cities by the end of next year as planned."

CRT monitor sales fell sharply in 2002

Sumitomo and Walden International invest in China's United Platform Technologies (Mar 31)

NEC to spin out LCD operation

Sharp introduces new 19" LCD monitors

PC screen turns into speaker

Sony shuts down US fab, cuts 600 jobs (Mar 31)

Intel sends some Hong Kong workers home on SARS concerns

MIPS Technologies' licenses family of 32-Bit processor cores to Cirrus Logic (Mar 31)

TI speeds into Guinness world records book with world's fastest DSP (Mar 31)

Motorola demonstrates viability of world's first 4Mbit silicon nanocrystal memory device (Mar 31)

SIA: Feb worldwide chip sales US$11.8 billion vs year-ago $10 billion (Mar 31)

More HK firms move staff off-site as virus spreads (Mar 31)

AMD, Fujitsu form flash memory venture (Mar 31)

31 Mar 2003

Nokia to start making CDMA phones in China (Mar 31)

Nokia to merge Chinese ventures to boost efficiency (Mar 31)

Games market helps ATI outperform PC sector

TSMC moves 90nm chip production out to 1H '04

Report: Chi Mei Optoelectronics to set up Shanghai plant

Epson develops HTPS TFT panels

NEC announces executive personnel changes

Taiwan's MOEA to invite Japanese FPD device/material makers

DRAM industry second-tier locked in tight race for No. 3 spot behind Samsung, Micron (Mar 30)

Intel expected to unveil DDR2 chipsets next year (Mar 30)

HP to introduce new line of Presario computers Monday

Singaporeans fear virus; Motorola staff quarantined (Mar 29)

Samsung denies DRAM capex cutback (Mar 30)

Big shareholders duck in and out of Micron (Mar 28)

US seen favoring Micron over Hynix in subsidy question (Mar 28)

Intel takes lead role in venture funding (Mar 28)

Mobile phone firms battle for Iraqi war spoils (Mar 28)

NEC aims to double oper profit in 2003/04 (Mar 28)

Chartered Semi paid executives 44% less in 2002 (Mar 28)

30 Mar 2003

TSMC could lose millions due to IBM-Nvidia pact (Mar 27)

Singapore Motorola quarantined over virus (Mar 29)

29 Mar 2003

Taiwan says No. 4 recipient of US patents in 2002 (Mar 28)

Tech firms respond to Asia disease scare (Mar 28)

Microsoft's Wi-Fi ups and downs (Mar 28)

"Microsoft's decision to wait on delivering faster, 'g'-class Wi-Fi gear may have reversed huge market share gains the company made in the hot consumer category."

28 Mar 2003

Mitac expects deal to provide Windows-powered smartphones (Mar 28)

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