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EU To Bolster Investment in Nanotech
The EU is planning to invest more than $6 billion in nanotechnology research and advanced chip production capabilities on the continent.
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Group Explores Nanoscale SST-MRAM Technology
Globalfoundries, Qualcomm, Imec research institute and several equipment suppliers are joining forces to explore STT-MRAM technology, which is scalability to below 10-nm.
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Lenovo Sales Rise as HP Falters
Slow demand in the PC market may be dragging down computer makers and component suppliers but Hong Kong-based Lenovo is bucking the trends.
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Sprint Clears Regulatory Hurdles for SoftBank Acquisition
Sprint Nextel and SoftBank have received the necessary regulatory approvals for SoftBank’s acquisition of Sprint from the California Public Utilities Commission.
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Apple’s Brand Worth $185 Billion – Before Tax
Apple retained its title as the Most Valuable Global Brand this week -- right as its CEO was testifying before the U.S. Congress on Apple’s international tax practices.
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BelAir 100SNE Wireless Access Point Teardown
As data traffic on wireless access networks continues to grow at exponential rates, carriers are looking to public Wi-Fi hotspots to offload data traffic from their cellular networks.
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DRAM Module Makers Enjoy Surprising Revenue Turnaround amid Continuing Concerns
With revenue from dynamic random access memory (DRAM) modules improving in the fourth quarter last year via forces turned momentarily benign, third-party DRAM module...
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EMC QLogic QLE2562-SP Host Bus Adapter Teardown
The Qlogic QLE2562 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter offers next generation 8Gb Fibre Channel technology with dual 8Gbps SFP+ ports.
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Intel CEO Reorganizes Chip Giant
Intel’s new CEO lost no time making his presence felt as he quickly reorganizing the company, targeting mobile technology as a growth market.
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Symantec NetBackup 5020 Appliance Teardown
The Symantec NetBackup 5000 series server is a 4U rack data depulication server for cloud backup.
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Mitsubishi, Echelon Partner on Smart Meters
Mitsubishi Electric is partnering with Echelon Corp. to include Echelon's Open Smart Grid Protocol into its lineup of smart meter products for international markets.
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Intel's New Haswell Processor Could Help Spur Solid-State Drive Market
The new Haswell processor from chipmaker Intel Corp. could help spur sales of slow-moving Ultrabooks as they provide even more advanced functionality for the superthin...
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Cisco Services Growth Outpaces Equipment in FYQ3
Cisco reported “slow and steady” growth for the quarter thanks in part to a strategy of augmenting its hardware business with an expansion in its services offering.
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Dell PowerEdge R710 XL Rack Server Teardown
This teardown is of the Dell PowerEdge R710 which is a 2U rack server, with 2 processor sockets (Intel Xeon 5500 and 5600 series).
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Hon Hai Confirms More Worker Deaths
The world’s largest manufacturing services provider and supplier to Apple and other large OEMs reported improved worker conditions while confirming the deaths of more employees in China.
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Network Camera Chip Sales to Rise More Than 30 Percent in 2013
The market for semiconductors used in network surveillance cameras will continue to expand this year amid rising concerns over public and personal safety. Revenue in 2013 for...
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Economic Activity in China and U.S. Positive For April
Economic indicators for both the U.S. and China were positive in April, said the Conference Board, implying an uptick in business activity in both nations.
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China Telecom Carriers Enjoy Healthy Bump in Revenue
China’s three state-controlled telecommunications operators netted combined revenue last year of $172.9 billion, with the commercialization of 4G Long Term Evolution and the wider...
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Cameras in Motor Vehicles to Grow More Than Fivefold by 2020
Driven by declining prices, usage of cameras in motor vehicles is set to soar in the coming years, rising by a factor of more than five from 2012 to 2020. Shipments of cameras for cars...
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Altera Acquires SoC Maker Enpirion
Altera Corp. announced it will buy Enpirion Inc., a system-on-chip (SoC) vendor in a bid to provide customers higher performance, lower power, higher reliability and faster time-to-market.
