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By MATTHEW ALLEN AND WEI-ZHE TAN IN SINGAPORE AND V. PHANI KUMAR IN HONG KONG Asian markets ended mostly lower Friday as technology shares sagged after their U.S. peers took a beating, while an overnight pullback in commodity...
With a committee of Taiwan lawmakers having rejected a funding bid for the government's plan to restructure the island's DRAM sector, the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) has said it plans to resubmit the proposal and...
The uncertain fate of Taiwan Innovation Memory Company (TIMC, previously Taiwan Memory Company) has nothing to do with ProMOS Technologies' supply agreement with Elpida Memory, according to ProMOS chairman ML Chen.
Thursday 12th November, 06:00 AM JST TOKYO — Elpida Memory Inc said Wednesday it has signed an accord with Taiwan’s Winbond Electronics Corp to transfer technology and outsource the production of high-performance memory chips...
Japanese chip maker Elpida said it will outsource production of advanced personal-computer memory chips to Taiwan's ProMOS in a move aimed at locking in production capacity in Taiwan, cutting costs and improving competitiveness.
By in Singapore Asian markets ended higher Friday, following overnight gains on Wall Street, with commodity-related stocks boosted by weakness in the U.S. dollar. China Cosco Holdings gained 2.1% in Hong Kong and 1.1% in...
WASHINGTON – The US International Trade Commission said it would review a judge’s final initial determination issued Aug. 28, in which no violations of certain Tessera patents were found. The complaint, which Tessera initially...
November 02, 2009 07:05 AM US Eastern Timezone ITC Will Review Initial Determination in Tessera’s DRAM ITC Action SAN JOSE, Calif.-- --Tessera Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq:TSRA) today provided a status update on its current legal...
Taiwan-based DRAM makers saw losses narrow in third-quarter 2009 with combined losses at Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC), ProMOS Technologies, Nanya Technology and Inotera Memories totaling NT$17.5 billion (US$537.57...
DRAM maker Nanya Technology has been in talks with CMOS image sensor (CIS) designers Aptina Imaging, Himax Imaging, Omnivision and Pixart Imaging for the possible release of foundry orders, according to market sources. The...
