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12 Feb 2004

California regulators advance VoIP plans (Feb 11)

HP sets up call center in India (Feb 11)

Notebooks make a play as gamer machines (Feb 11)

Google spurns RSS for rising Atom blog format (Feb 11)

Infiniband standard prepares for leap to 100-Gbit/s (Feb 11)

Patriot sues Intel over processor clocking patent (Feb 11)

Foundry Watch: TSMC cycle times hurt Nvidia's margins (Feb 11)

Broadcom buys storage patent portfolio from Cirrus Logic (Feb 11)

Infineon, Staktek settle in memory stacking suit (Feb 11)

Next cycle more 'dangerous,' Altera CEO predicts (Feb 11)

Applied's 1Q order rates to exceed projections (Feb 11)

FSA, VSIA garner support for quality IP metric (Feb 10)

FSA: Fabless funding increased 23% in 4Q (Feb 11)

Fourteen Japanese companies seek common consumer Internet platform (Feb 10)

Four firms form Structured ASIC Association, launch website (Feb 11)

Xilinx in talks with IBM to revive foundry deal (Feb 11)

SanDisk unveils Shoot and Store memory card (Feb 11)

AMD board names Ruiz as chairman elect (Feb 11)

Intel silicon optical modulator reaches 1GHz (Feb 11)

11 Feb 2004

Samsung creates virtual wireless developer society

NEC again selects Genesis for LCD monitor controller chips

STATS, ChipPAC merger may lead to lower 2004 capex

Taiwan exports rise 17.5% on sales to China

BenQ appoints Onida its ASP for display products

EMC and Dell revamp storage lines

BOE plans China's biggest LCD factory

Philips back in the black

Epox to enter graphics card market (Feb 10)

PalmOne delivers Treo 600 smartphone to T-Mobile USA customers (Feb 10)

Motorola looks to new phones to boost Europe sales (Feb 6)

ST denies Powerchip will make its flash memory (Feb 10)

Taiwan Business News on Monday reported that Powerchip is planning to use 13% of its 12-inch wafer plant capacity in 2004 to produce mobile phone flash chips for ST and Renesas Technology.

Disposable camera sales grow despite film decline (Feb 10)

TI releases new digital processor for cameras (Feb 10)

10 Feb 2004

Matsushita establishes software development site in Dalian, China (Feb 10)

VIA Eden ESP processors now fanless at speeds up to 1GHz (Feb 10)

Nikon says chip stepper sales to rise 23% in 04/05 (Feb 9)

Juniper aims to compete with Cisco with acquisition of security hardware maker NetScreen Technologies (Feb 9)

Samsung introduces industry's fastest GDDR3 graphics memory device (Feb 9)

China to become Sony's second-largest market by 2008

Fake AMD chips seized in Asia (Feb 9)

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