World No.4 PC maker Lenovo’s Q1 net up 65%
Kara Swisher wrote an interesting post today on
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Lenovo Group Ltd., the world’s fourth-largest PC maker, posted a 65.3 percent rise in net quarterly profit, the slowest growth in a year, as it copes with a U.S. slowdown and weaker Chinese demand after a devastating earthquake.
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ST, STATS ChipPAC license Infineon packaging
Kris Graft wrote an interesting post today on
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Infineon has granted licenses for its eWLB chip packaging technology to competitor STMicroelectroncis as well as to Singapore-based packaging engineering company STATS ChipPAC. The move will give the licensees the opportunity to benefit from higher integration and lower cost — and Infineon will benefit from higher market acceptance at large customers.
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Infineon, ST, STATS ChipPAC join forces for wafer level packaging
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Infineon has granted licenses for its eWLB chip packaging technology to competitor STMicroelectroncis as well as to Singapore-based packaging engineering company STATS ChipPAC. The move will give the licensees the opportunity to benefit from higher integration and lower cost — and Infineon will benefit from higher market acceptance at large customers.
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Elpida posts loss, hikes output in war of attrition
Kara Swisher wrote an interesting post today on
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Japan’s Elpida Memory Inc., theworld’s No.3 memory chip maker, reported a bigger-than-expected quarterly loss as chip prices nudged down, but it said it would ship more memory in a bid to take market share.
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Fraunhofer-based photovoltaic expert joins SEMI board
Matt Asay wrote an interesting post today on
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Professor Eicke Weber, director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (ISE) and a professor of physics and applied sciences at the Albert-Ludwig University of Freiburg, Germany, has joined the SEMI International Board of Directors.
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Video: LabView grows up - A Discussion with James Truchard
Gregory T. Huang wrote an interesting post today on
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James Truchard, CEO and co-founder of National Instruments, offers an historical look at LabView and a prediction of applications and markets where the software technology will go.
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Photronics lowers forecast, takes charge
Todd Bishop wrote an interesting post today on
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Photomask supplier Photronics Inc. has lowered its forecast and will take a goodwill and long-lived asset impairment charge of $190 million to $210 million.
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IBM’s chip unit takes pay cuts
Anthony Carrabino wrote an interesting post today on
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After a recent layoff, IBM Corp.’s Microelectronics Group is now taking pay cuts.
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