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Icahn loses bid for Motorola board spot Concluding the battle between Motorola and Carl Icahn, the famed corporate raider did not gain a spot on Motorola's board of directors Monday, as the current board was... |
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NXP, Kestrel Wireless team up to fight DVD theft with RIFD technology The companies claim they have developed a technology using RFID chips that renders DVDs unreadable until the point of sale, purportedly taking away the incentive for... |
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Top 50 semiconductor companies: Reversal of fortune? Some of last year's winners look like this year's losers in the always-volatile chip industry. |
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Mosaid unveils NAND flash architecture, interface Claiming sustained bandwidths up to 10 times higher than traditional flash, Mosaid Technologies has debuted HyperLink NAND flash, a new architecture and interface. |
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Open-Silicon acquires Zenasis hybrid optimization technology The Milpitas, Calif.-based fabless semiconductor company has acquired the key intellectual property assets of Zenasis Technologies for an undisclosed amount. |
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GaAS market set for surge The gallium arsenide microelectronics industry is set for a compound annual growth rate of 12 percent over the next four years, as next-generation wireless applications... |
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Atmel board nominees change tactics as shareholder vote nears In a move that could increase the chances of a shift in boardroom control at Atmel, ousted CEO George Perlegos' nominees to the company's board have agreed to allow... |
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IBM adds Synopsys topographical technology to ASIC flow Big Blue said has added support for the EDA tool giant's topographical technology in its 90- and 65-nm-based ASIC design kits meant to allow IBM's ASIC customers to... |
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Expert Analysis: What KSR v. Teleflex means to electronics and innovation Before the Supreme Court's big patent ruling last week patents were so trendy and valuable that a patent application was filed for every new product. Those days are gone. |
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Legal threat raised for wireless communication Marvell files countersuit against Australian research house, claiming IEEE's 802.11 standard protects it from legal action; issue could affect all wireless communications... |
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Marvell to pay up to $350M for backdating charges blamed on CEO, COO, CFO Marvell Technologies has wrapped its months-long probe of its stock option granting practices, which has exposed accounting-related misdeeds of its CEO, COO and CFO... |
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Five steps to a successful global engineering project Mergers, acquisitions, partnerships, and value chains are the lifeblood of today's electronics business. All four demand that different teams of engineers work closely... |
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AMD claims Turion 64 X2 processors allow touts 5-hour-long notebook... The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based microprocessor maker and its technology partners are boasting extended battery life and increased performance in upcoming notebook PCs... |
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