January chip sales fell, says analyst
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The three-month moving average of worldwide chip sales was $21.3 billion, down from $22.3 billion in December but also down 0.8 percent from the equivalent average for January 2007, according to Bruce Diesen, analyst with Carnegie Research.
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Turley resigns as CEO of Patriot
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IP provider Patriot Scientific Inc. said that Jim Turley, its president and CEO, has resigned from the company, effective Feb. 28.
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CMP to break into four independent companies
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United Business Media plc said it is reorganizing its wholly-owned CMP Technology division into four separate businesses in continuation of a restructuring plan to enable the companies better serve their customers.
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35 People, Places & Things That Will Shape the Future
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Electronics engineers can no longer content themselves with tending to the cozy business of circuit design. We are witnessing the integration of technology with society to an unprecedented degree. In this special report, we offer a glimpse of the next 35 years–what’s coming down the pike, and how we might begin to make sense of it.
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Analysis: Dell struggles with supply-chain shift
toddbishop@seattlepi.com (Todd Bishop) wrote an interesting post today on
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Michael Dell, the doyen of supply-chain efficiency, and his chief financial officer stumbled to find the right words to explain why Dell Inc. missed its fiscal fourth quarter revenue target.
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Zarlink sells analog foundry for $1.50
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Seeking to cut costs, Canada’s Zarlink Semiconductor Inc. has sold its analog foundry operations in Swindon, U.K. to MHS Electronics UK Ltd., a subsidiary of MHS Industries Group.
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Zarlink sells analog foundry unit
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Seeking to cut costs, Canada’s Zarlink Semiconductor Inc. has sold its analog foundry operations in Swindon, U.K. to MHS Electronics UK Ltd., a subsidiary of MHS Industries Group.
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MIT researchers image fusion reaction
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have described a new method of imaging nuclear fusion reactions.
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Microsoft to open embedded development center in Aachen
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Microsoft Corp. has launched its first Microsoft Embedded Systems Development Centre (MESDC) in Aachen, Germany. The MESDC is part of Microsofts effort to expand regional development centers in Denmark, France, Ireland, Serbia, the U.K. and other countries across Europe.
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