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Indian passports to go digital next year
News Country preps for e-passports and overhaul of backend infrastructure to enable better security, easier access and faster issuance of travel documents.
Tags: Local Government, Data security, Traveller, Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., E-passport, Security, India, Chip, Infineon Technologies AG, Passport
Solectron, Infineon in telco pact
News Solectron, the world's largest contract manufacturer, has partnered with German chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG to design and manufacture wireless communications solutions.
What's next for Rambus?
News In a major setback for Rambus Inc., a federal jury this week found the company guilty of fraud in its efforts to claim rights to a popular memory technology, awarding $3.5 million to German chip maker Infineon Technologies AG.
Analyst: Infineon chipset possible cause of iPhone 3G issues
News The reception issues experienced by some iPhone 3G users might be the fault of an "immature" Infineon chipset that has trouble with weaker signals.
Tags: Smart phones, 3G (Third Generation), Mac OS, Apple iPhone 3G, Infineon Technologies AG, Europe, phone, 3G, theory, financial analyst
Software fix in the works for iPhone 3G
News Business Week reports that a software fix could be the answer to reception problems that have been frustrating iPhone 3G owners, rather than a more drastic recall.
Tags: Smart phones, Mac OS, 3G (Third Generation), Apple iPhone 3G, Infineon Technologies AG, phone, software, 3G, software upgrade, researcher
Asia winning race to patent ideas in US?
News The world’s most innovative companies go to great lengths to guard their trade secrets, but do companies with the most patents have the best ideas?
Tags: Innovation, Patents, Hewlett-Packard Co., Patent, Canon Inc., Infineon Technologies AG, Japanese company, Japan, IFI Patent Intelligence, Korea
Short Take: UMC to issue NT$15b bonds to finance S'pore venture
News Taiwan's United Microelectronics Corp (UMC), the world's second largest microchip foundry, is planning to issue T$15 billion (US$460 million) in corporate bonds this April to finance its Singapore chip venture, said Reuters Saturday, citing a Taiwanese newspaper.
Solectron sees 66% sales from Asia
News Solectron Corp, the world's largest electronics contract manufacturer, expects two thirds of its total revenue to come from Asia in five years time.
ST Assembly posts Q4 profit, sees Q1 loss
News ST Assembly Test Services Ltd, Asia's No. 2 chip-testing company, said it had a fourth- quarter profit and sees a first-quarter loss on weaker demand.
Boost for Infineon's Asian customers
News Infineon Technologies AG has launched a competency center in Hong Kong to provide extended technical support, product customization and project management services to customers in Asia Pacific.
ST Assembly may report Q4 profit of US$8.3m
News ST Assembly Test Services Ltd, Asia's No. 2 chip-testing company, will likely report a fourth-quarter profit of US$8.3 million, riding on what analysts say is the tail end of the boom in the semiconductors.
ST Assembly lowers Q1 sales forecast
News ST Assembly Test Services Ltd, Asia's No 2 chip-testing company, lowered its forecast for first-quarter revenue as customers put off orders, marking the company's second warning of weaker results in three months.
Ramping up Rambus memory
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STMicroelectronics may overtake Motorola in chips
News STMicroelectronics NV may overtake Motorola Inc to become the world's sixth-largest chipmaker as its focus on digital products allows it to outperform rivals relying on computer chip sales, analysts say.
