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Gartner: Chip industry faces further fall in 2009
News The semiconductor industry is expected to see a consecutive fall in annual revenues for the first time in its history, with a 16.3 percent decline next year.
Tags: Memory, Semiconductor, Chip, semiconductor revenue, Gartner Inc., Sales, financial, DRAM, revenue, industry
Texas Instruments takes a hit
News Shares of the semiconductor outfit fell Wednesday after it tightened its 2007 revenue estimates.
Chip sales on upswing
News Semiconductor revenues in 2005 will rise to US$235 billion, the highest in the past five years, Gartner projects.
Tags: Processors, Memory, Music devices, Analyst reports, Sales
PC chip revenue to surge in 2004
News Market researcher IDC predicts that if all goes well, revenue in semiconductors for desktops and laptops will hit US$53.6 billion this year.
The next year is crucial for WiMax
News WiMax, though "promising", will need to prove itself in the market over the next year before reaching commercial success, says IDC.
Tags: WiMax, Network infrastructure, Mobile, International Data Corp., QoS, phone, performance, program manager, revenue, supply chain
New study details chip glut
News Despite optimistic signs for a recovery in the chip industry over the past few days, a recent study shows that a massive semiconductor glut could linger into the middle of next year.
New study details chip glut
News Despite optimistic signs for a recovery in the chip industry over the past few days, a recent study shows that a massive semiconductor glut could linger into the middle of next year.
Gartner: Chip revenue to see steady growth
News At the same time, an increase in inventory is making chip vendors and distributors worried.
Tags: Processors
TSMC's Q4 profit more than doubled
News Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, the world's No. 1 chip company on a make-to-order basis, said its record fourth-quarter profit more than doubled as companies such as Motorola Inc farmed out production of chips used in mobile phones and telecommunications equipment.
TSMC's Q4 profit more than doubled
News Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, the world's No. 1 chip company on a make-to-order basis, said its record 4th-quarter profit more than doubled as companies like Motorola farmed out production of chips used in mobile phones and telecoms equipment.
Intel to leave behind 'Inside' tagline
News The chipmaker's popular 'Intel Inside' tagline will give way to a new slogan next week, along with a new company logo.
Tags: Processors, Multiprocessor servers, Brand strategy
Chip analysts duel over prospects for sector
News Intel and fellow chipmakers rallied Wednesday as an influential Wall Street analyst raised his ratings on a host of stocks predicting the bottom is "only months away."
NEC to cut spending on chips 20% next fiscal year
News NEC Corp, the world's third-largest chipmaker, said it will cut spending at its semiconductor business by as much as 20 percent next fiscal year, citing a slump in chip prices it expects to continue.
NEC to cut spending on chips 20% next fiscal year
News NEC Corp, the world's third-largest chipmaker, said it will cut spending at its semiconductor business by as much as 20 percent next fiscal year, citing a slump in chip prices it expects to continue.
NXP: Business as usual in Asia
News Formerly known as Philips Semiconductors, NXP will centralize the region's sales functions in Singapore.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions
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