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SpaceX launch turns new page in space travel If all goes as planned during the ambitious mission, SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft would be the first commercial spacecraft to dock with the space station.
UMC takes advantage of 28nm shortage To cope with demand UMC is planning to increase manufacturing capacity at its Fab 12a wafer fab in southern Taiwan to add 50,000 to 60,000 wafer starts per month at the factory.
iPhone 5 to have a new look With the consumers increasing use of the handheld devices, the electronic makers led by Samsung, are shifting their array to bigger screens. Samsung regained the lead in smartphones in the first quarter using screens of many sizes.
FaceBook will ring in $104B capital valuation The world's most popular social network is likely to sell another 63 million shares, known as an overallotment, to bring the total proceeds to $18.4 billion, the second highest total in history for a U.S. company.
Elpida to settle Taiwan depositary receipts Chiu said Elpida has remitted funds in the amount of NT$316.36 million to Taiwan, enough to buy back 80 percent of its outstanding TDRs in Taiwan. "Elpida has demonstrated its sincerity" to compensate investors.
Global semiconductor investment jumped The latest update showed that April 2012 investment of $194.2 million was 10 times that of March 2012 and more than 5 times that made in April 2011. Eight semiconductor companies received funding.
Two HTC smartphones banned in US The Commission found that HTC had violated the law with two products that infringed claims 1 or 8 of U.S. Patent 5,946,647, "System and Method for Performing an Action on a Structure in Computer-Generated Data."
DDR4 memory to double DDR3 performance By employing a new circuit architecture, Samsung said its DDR4 modules will be able to perform operations at speeds of up to 3.2Gbps, compared with today's DDR3 speeds of 1.6Gbps and DDR2's speeds of up to 800Gbps.
SMIC to build phase II in Beijing SMIC (Shanghai) said the deal would result in a new fab located adjacent to SMIC Beijing's 300-mm mega fab in Beijing. The new fab will operate at the 45/40- and 32/28-nanometer technology nodes.
Global DRAM industry projected to grow this year Even with the final outcome of Elpida’s bankruptcy uncertain and the disposition of its assets still in negotiation, the rest of the industry is expected to benefit from Elpida’s exit, with the market lifting on signs of supply rebalance.
Apple finally in talk with China Mobile China Mobile Ltd., the world’s largest phone company by users, and Apple Inc. are in talks to offer the iPhone, the carrier’s new chairman said.
Memory companies are advancing on Mobile Mobile DRAM ASP fell by 10-15% in Q1 while the contract price dropped 10%, says DRAMeXchange but, as shipment bit growth was around 20%, total mobile DRAM revenue increased by approximately 37% QoQ.
Low power Xeon draws notebook power The Xeon E3-1200 v2 family is Intel’s first batch of 22 nm server chips based on its Ivy Bridge architecture. They include Intel’s lowest power server CPU to date, a 17W chip at prices as low as $189.
AMD Trinity is a low cost ultra thin notebook The A-series chips, code-named Trinity, will enable laptops to be made that are comparable in size, weight and battery life to Intel's ultrabooks. Users won't have to pay "premium prices" for Trinity ultrathin laptops, which will be significantly cheaper than Intel's ultrabooks.