DRAM revenue expected to skyrocket 40% in 2010

ISuppli anticipates the global DRAM business is set to return to annual revenue growth in 2010, following three consecutive years of decline. ...
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EDN’s 2009 Innovation Award Finalists: Spring is in the air

Instead of picking the first crocus or daffodil buds, you can pick the winners in our 20th annual program honoring engineering excellence. ...
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Nokia remains top dog in handsets, despite growing smartphone competition

Meanwhile, Samsung is credited by iSuppli as being the “star performer” in the global mobile handset market in 2009 as the only company among the top-five brands to increase both its market share and operating profits. ...
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SIA: 2009 sales above expectations, 2010 ready for recovery

“With improving consumer confidence and signs of economic recovery around the world, the semiconductor industry is well positioned for growth in 2010,” SIA President George Scalise says....
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Winbond president announces entrance into 40nm war

Winbond Electronics has announced it will begin 40nm development in 2010, according to company president Chan Tung-Yi. The company declined to comment on whether it will cooperate with Elpida Memory in 40nm production. ...
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Intel, Micron take NAND lead, roll 25-nm chip

Intel Corp. and Micron Technology Inc. have regained the process technology lead in NAND flash, by rolling out the first in a family of 25-nm devices....
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ASIC pioneer reinvents 3-D FPGAs

By building a three-dimensional field-programmable FPGA with an ultra-dense anti-fuse interconnect, NuPGA claims to be able to achieve the density of an ASIC at a fraction of the cost....
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Foundry rankings, Apple iPad lead weekly story ranking

Here are the top five online stories for the week beginning Sunday, Jan. 24, as ranked by EE Times readers, up to and including Friday, Jan. 29. The ranking is based on the number of reader "views" or "hits" on a particular article. ...
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Tyco acquires touchscreen firm

Venture capital firms Sofinnova Partners and Motorola Ventures announced they have sold their stake in Sensitive Object SA, French developer of touch input technology, to Tyco Electronics, Ltd. ...
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Atmel puts smart card business up for sale

Microcontroller vendor Atmel Corp. (San Jose, Calif.) has announced it is exploring the potential sale of its smart card business located in Rousset, France and East Kilbride, Scotland but that it intends to discontinue potential sale discussions for its customer-specific products and aerospace businesses....
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