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Ziebart officially took over in September 2004, just in time to watch the DRAM memory chip market that accounts for over 40 percent of Infineon's revenue plunge into one of its periodic down cycles.

Study: No added cancer risk from mobile phones (Jan 22)

China to build 3G network, itself (Jan 22)

Cree 2Q profit drops on higher expenses (Jan 22)

European Energy stocks advance, paced by BP; Nokia shares fall (Jan 22)

Google defies US over search data (Jan 22)

Wi-fi slow to enthuse consumers (Jan 22)

Apple addresses iTunes concerns (Jan 22)

Chip maker AMD sees strong future (Jan 22)

HP deal for CSC not on the table, source says (Jan 22)

Lenovo adds desktops to retail strategy (Jan 22)

FAQ: Will your Intel-based Mac run Windows? (Jan 22)

Slim CRT to revive (Jan 20)

This year, Samsung SDI is projected to debut new 28-inch TV-use slim CRTs and a new product lineup of 21-inch TV-use slim CRTs, which have been rolled out commercially since last year.

Spansion partners with Elpida to deliver complete memory subsystems for wireless customers (Jan 19)

Sony Ericsson marks broad sales, income rises, total walkman handset sales surpass 3 million units (Jan 19)

Fujitsu to release XFP-type 10Gbps DWDM optical transceiver (Jan 20)

Xilinx says profit rises on broad-based demand (Jan 19)

Analyst upbeat on AUO's profit prospects this year (Jan 20)

Konica shares surge on exit from cameras and film (Jan 20)

Konica Minolta Exits Camera Market (Jan 19)

Chip gear book-to-bill ratio rises in December (Jan 19)

Rambus quarter net rises on gain, royalty increase (Jan 19)

Chip companies give strong data (Jan 19)

New Year brings major price cuts in electronics (Jan 20)

HDTVs scaled down to size (Jan 20)