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16 Jan 2004

Elpida picks lead managers for offering

Infineon expands China operations and sets up new IC design center in Xian

UMC appoints Patrick Lin as chief SoC architect (Jan 15)

Samsung urged to repay 10 million pounds as factory closes

Samsung axes 800 jobs in UK and Spain

TI picks new CEO (Jan 15)

Meta Group: Desktop's days on the decline (Jan 15)

15 Jan 2004

Gartner: PC shipments increased 12% Y/Y in 4Q (Jan 14)

Taipei mayor Ma Ying-jeou outlines progress with `CyberCity' (Jan 15)

Yahoo to drop Google in 1Q (Jan 14)

Samsung Electronics 4Q profit jumps on chips, flat screens (Jan 15)

Samsung's earnings release (PDF format)

Browser security takes off in VPNs (Jan 14)

Microsoft slams HP's iTunes move (Jan 12)

Philippine chip testing and packaging firm PSi Technologies to shift half of production to China (Jan 14)

SSMC to spend US$250 million to expand capacity in 2004 (Jan 14)

Flaws threaten VoIP networks (Jan 13)

Designs on desktop search (Jan 12)

Yahoo!, Sina to bring online auctions to China (Jan 14)

IBM and Chartered extend manufacturing arrangement (Jan 14)

Smart phones lose steam

Siemens mobile acceleration invests in Jentro Technologies

Samsung provides a variety of mobile phones

China poses trade worry as it gains in technology, creates own standards (Jan 13)

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China Display buys LCOS displays from SpatiaLight

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Sony provides high-definition broadcast technology for Wealth TV

Huawei hits new sales record (Jan 14)

Chunghwa Picture Tubes plans China listing

Intel to delay Dothan chip (Jan 14)

Acer's 4Q notebook shipments hit record level (Jan 14)

Thomson, TCL in co-branding move in India (Jan 15)

Apple earnings rise on strong iPod and laptop sales (Jan 14)

PC shipments up, HP ousts No. 1 Dell (Jan 14)

Intel profits double, sees weaker 1Q (Jan 14)

14 Jan 2004

Intel looks hard at nanotechnology (Jan 14)

(Subscription required) "Intel Corp., facing roadblocks in improving semiconductors, is exploring a new tack with a high-profile start-up business called Nanosys Inc."

IBM sells computer using AMD chip to Bristol-Myers (Jan 14)

China to remain small fish in big IC pond

Xilinx says flip-chip snags caused faulty FPGAs

Samsung invests, promotes to boost chip unit

Sanyo eyes 300 billion yen digital camera sales in 2005-2006

UMC gives staff 2004 revenue goal of NT$100 billion (Jan 13)

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