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Samsung Snubs Qualcomm, Builds 4G ChipsOpen in New Window
"Samsung Electronics is making its own WiMAX and LTE baseband chips for wireless handsets, according to an article in EETimes. The move by the Korean electronics maker shows how much opportunity it read more »
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VIA's Trinity Netbook Chips Take On Intel, NvidiaOpen in New Window
"VIA Technologies on Thursday launched a processor platform for netbooks, taking on Intel and Nvidia in the growing mini-PC market." read more »
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Transparent Memory Chips Promise See-Through GadgetsOpen in New Window
"Clear, flat-screen televisions represent one such possible device, assuming the research can be applied to other electronic components." read more »
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Intel & Micron Begin Mass Producing 34-nm Memory ChipsOpen in New Window
"The product can fit 4 GB of memory on a core and eight cores on a layer for a total of 64 GB of memory on a two-layer stack." read more »
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Nvidia to Offer Its Chips in the New Cray DesktopOpen in New Window
Stacey Higginbotham writes, "After more than two years of pushing its scientific computing efforts, Nvidia's graphics processors will be offered as an option in the newest line of Cray desktop supercomputers." read more »
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Chips Work Hard for the Money, Just Like Everyone ElseOpen in New Window
Stacey Higginbotham writes an interesting overview of the semiconductor industry - especially the startups - noting both their acquisition of venture capital, latest innovations, and the unique challenges faced by these companies with high initial startup costs. read more »
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HP ultraportables get new Intel chips, 80GB SSDOpen in New Window
"HP has added three new ultra-portables to its laptop lineup. All three have 12.1-inch wide-screen displays. Two of them, a 3.2-pound model with a built-in optical drive and a convertible tablet..." writes John Morris. read more »
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Nvidia reports problem with laptop chipsOpen in New Window
Agam Shah reports that nVidia has discovered an issue with some of their old video cards in laptops and is releasing a new driver directly to OEM's that will help reduce thermal stress on the chips. Repair costs will be well over $100 million. read more »
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