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Fingerprint chip rivals merge September 08, 2010
After a failed hostile takeover attempt, two fingerprint chip rivals have made up and finally merged. AuthenTec Inc. has acquired Upek Inc., thereby creating the world's largest provider of fingerprint sensors and identity management software.
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Apple to take bite out of Moto
September 08, 2010
After years' of red ink and lost share, Motorola Inc.'s handset unit is making a comeback. Motorola's Android-based handset line, dubbed Droid X, is apparently a big hit at Verizon. But in early-2011, Apple Inc. is expected to launch a new iPhone for Verizon. Right now, the iPhone is only available at ...
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Take part in EE Times' Annual Salary & Opinion Survey report
September 08, 2010
How does your salary compare with your colleagues worldwide'? In order to find out, take part in EE Times Europe's Annual Salary & Opinion Survey. Your answers and opinions, along with those of your colleagues, will impact this year's articles on engineering salaries and professional issues.
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Samsung mulls $25 bn diversification spend
September 07, 2010
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a leading integrated electronics company,
is considering investing 30 trillion won in 2011 to support existing
operations and expand into new areas, according to online reports.
Samsung, a leader in cell phones, televisions, memory chips and liquid crystal
displays is ...
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ADD Semiconductor is first to achieve PRIME certification for powerline communications in smart metering
September 06, 2010
GreenPeak Technologies BV, a pioneer of battery-free wireless
communications, has announced the appointment of semiconductor industry
veteran Hans Rohrer as non-executive chairman of the board.
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Freescale losing share to Cavium, NetLogic
September 06, 2010
Freescale Semiconductor Inc. is still
the leader in the high-end,, 32-bit embedded communications processor
space, but the company is losing share to Cavium, NetLogic and others,
according to an analyst. Cavium is taking share away from Freescale. NetLogic, which recently
bought, RMI, is also a contender. ...
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Micron to take over SMIC fab
September 06, 2010
The Interoperable PDK Libraries Alliance (IPL) has two new members: Altera Inc. and STMicroelectronics
Inc. IPL has not made any announcements, but Altera and ST are listed on its Web site as ''new members.'' The IPL Alliance was started in 2007, with five founding members: AWR, Ciranova, SpringSoft, ...
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RF Tuner chip maker Elonics raises GBP 6.1 million series B investment
September 06, 2010
Elonics Ltd announced the closing of a GBP 6.1m of series B investment round led by Scottish Equity Partners ('SEP') and supported by Octopus Ventures ('Octopus'), a division of Octopus Investments, alongside a number of existing investors. The CMOS RF tuner company, founded in 2003, has achieved a ...
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- Intel to purchase Infineon's Wireless Solutions Business in USD 1.4 billion cash transaction
- A4 chip drives AppleTV, iPod Touch
- AMD unveils two new x86 cores
- Apple iPad upgrade likely to get STMicro gyro
- Marvell and Harman bring advanced Wi-Fi to the automotive industry
- Decision time looms for hard drive makers
- Toshiba spins 2.5 Tbit hard disk
- IBM claims fastest MPU
- Russian chipmaker calls for import ban
- Marvell buys into broadband-over-power
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