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Chosun Daily (USE The Chosun Ilbo)
China was fast with its stimulus program...even though the country has been climbing nicely out of recession, the government still plans to spend the full US$600 billion of stimulus money.
Semiconductor International
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LEDs Magazine
The combined company employs approximately 10,000 people around the world, anchored by headquarters in Silicon Valley and manufacturing operations in Singapore and Germany, and a new fab under construction in New York.
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The case in San Francisco County Superior Court centers on allegations by Rambus that Micron Technology, Samsung Electronics and Hynix Semiconductor illegally conspired to boycott technology developed by Rambus and took other actions to block its acceptance.
Wall Street Journal
Carmakers emerging from a savage crisis hope to lure drivers to electric cars in the coming years, but cost, range and safety considerations mean many are still cautious, holding back from predicting an early sales boom.
Reuters
Kingston has announced it will replace certain secure USB flash drives with new units designed with an improved security architecture. It was notified in December by a third-party security consulting firm that certain models contained a potential security flaw.
Company release
Vendors were hit hard by the downturn. 2010 looks better, but fab tool makers still face a number of challenges.
EETimes Europe
Yahoo has given its support to rival Google, denouncing an alleged cyber attack originating in China against Google's network infrastructure.
CNNMoney
The settlement could lead to improved cameras in Samsung mobile phones.
Information Week
Information Week
The Register
LawyersandSettlements.com
"We didn't buy immersion from Nikon according the filing. We still buy from ASML...
EE Times
Having recently completed the acquisition of Singapore's Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing, Globalfoundries is expected to launch the new, combined entity this week.
EE Times
Internet giant Google has made a shock threat to quit China, the world's biggest Internet market by users, after hackers accessed human rights activists' e-mail accounts.
New York Times
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