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Survey: Chip execs expect growth, profit volatiltily

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 29th, 2008

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Senior executives in the semiconductor industry expect only moderate revenue growth for the sector for this year and ‘volatile’ profitability for the next five years, according to survey by consultancy group KPMG.

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Analysis: TI bets big on medical, energy and safety apps

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 29th, 2008

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There’s semiconductor gold to be found in medical, energy and safety apps, and Texas Instruments intends to go after it with a laser-sharp focus on low-power processing and advanced analog/mixed-signal building blocks.

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TI bets big on medical, energy apps

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 29th, 2008

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There’s semiconductor gold to be found in medical, energy and safety apps, and Texas Instruments intends to go after it with a laser-sharp focus on low-power processing and advanced analog/mixed-signal building blocks.

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VCs invested $3B in cleantech in ‘07

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 29th, 2008

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High oil prices and growing public concern over carbon emissions helped push venture capital investment in clean technologies to a record $3 billion in 2007, a 43 percent rise on the year before, according to a report released Friday.

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Partitioning: blast from the past

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 29th, 2008

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It’s "back to the future": Analog computation and signal processing is a better low-power, small-size tactic for severely power-restricted biomedical applications.

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Analysis: Sony’s PS3 poised to grab limelight

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 29th, 2008

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If 2006 was the year of the Xbox 360 and 2007 was the year of the Wii, 2008 is shaping up to be PlayStation 3’s turn in the spotlight, as it stokes demand in the $19 billion computer gaming industry with some hotly awaited game titles.

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Asyst rejects buyout offers

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 28th, 2008

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Asyst Technologies Inc. has confirmed that its board previously rejected unsolicited acquisition offers from The Gores Group and Aquest Systems for $5 to $6 per share.

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Zygo buys metrology firm

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 28th, 2008

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Zygo Corp. has acquired the assets of Solvision Inc., a Canadian-based supplier of metrology gear.

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Dell’s profits hurt by restructuring costs

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 28th, 2008

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EqualLogic and Everdream acquisition costs also hinder Michael Dell’s quest to regain the company’s one-time position as the world’s largest PC maker.

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Mentor Graphics sees weak Fiscal Q1 sales

Posted in EETimes Latest News by on the February 28th, 2008

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Mentor Graphics Corp. reported strong revenue and profit growth for its fiscal fourth quarter but sees weaker-than-expected performance for the current period on softer seasonal demand.

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