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17 Mar 2003

National Semi chips aim to wire more fun into phones (Mar 16)

Chartered says it may lack funds, cuts back 2003 capex (March 14)

Samsung pressed to return cash, simplify management (March 16)

Micron decides to exit SRAM and TCAM markets (Mar 14)

China Mobile's first dividend may leave investors unimpressed (Mar 17)

CeBIT shrinks for a second straight year (Mar 16)

15 Mar 2003

Samsung phones first to use Palm OS 5 (Mar 13)

SanDisk updates flash card line (Mar 13)

Chunghwa may soon finish split (Mar 14)

Nokia tunes in to music lovers (Mar 14)

Nvidia rolls out new chips for laptops (Mar 13)

ATI launches new high-powered mobile chips (Mar 13)

HP defends PC profit; early revenues up (Mar 13)

IDC: Tablet PC sales reach 72,000 in 4Q 2002, will grow this year (Mar 14)

IDC: PC sales growth to weaken with declines in public spending (Mar 14)

Philips to step up chipmaking outsourcing (Mar 14)

14 Mar 2003

Chunghwa Picture Tubes mulls splitting into three companies (Mar 13)

Samsung plans to build handsets for Vodafone (Mar 13)

Nokia, Motorola lose China market share to domestic companies (Mar 14)

Sony to shift PS2 production to China (Mar 14)

SMIC and Cadence Collaborate to Launch SMIC Reference Flow (Mar 13)

AMD paints Opteron chips by the numbers (Mar 13)

Infineon looks to Switzerland for new headquarters (Mar 13)

Xilinx switches low-k amid propaganda war (Mar 13)

A propaganda war has broken out between the leading FPGA vendors after recent admissions by Xilinx that problems with the Silk low-k material at foundry IBM have caused it to make changes to its process technology.

Infineon takes 20% stake in Austria's NewLogic (Mar 13)

Philips Semi to close San Antonio fab, cut 1,600 jobs (Mar 13)

Samsung plans to sell 52.5 million handsets this year (Mar 13)

Microsoft's Xbox Live service not backed by biggest game makers (Mar 14)

Sanyo Electric to record first loss in four years, Nikkei says (Mar 13)

13 Mar 2003

ATI launches new high-powered mobile chips (Mar 13)

ATI launches the Mobility Radeon 9600 family at CeBIT - first chip to support DDRII-M memory, a new memory that operates at a lower voltage (consuming less power) and higher frequency than current VRAM.

Nvidia rolls out new chips for laptops (Mar 13)

Nvidia rolls out the GeForce FX Go5600 and Go5200 at CeBIT - retail availability expected by April.

Toshiba to introduce 2Gbit NAND flash; 4Gbit flash IC also available (Mar 13)

NTT DoCoMo to expand mobile videoconferencing service (Mar 13)

China's mobile phone rates fell 20% in 2002, says government report (Mar 13)

Philips plans to cut 1,600 jobs as it shuts factories (Mar 13)

ESS files motion for preliminary injunction against MediaTek for copyright infringement (Mar 12)

ATI delivers Catalyst 3.2 to enhance multimedia computing experience

S&P/Asian IT: Raises weightings of foundry stocks ( Mar 12)

Philips Semi to close San Antonio plant (Mar 12)

Philips to lay off 520 in San Antonio on Sept. 30

SiS, UMC put patent dispute to rest (Mar 12)

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