Qualcomm chip business worthless
Spin it off warns sctivist investor
Qualcomm has been told to spin-off its "worthless" chip unit away from its patent-licensing business in order to boost sliding stock prices.
Semiconductor sales up eight percent
Intel still the market leader shokka
Sales of semiconductors were up eight per cent and reached $340bn according to a report by analyst house Gartner.
Samsung saved by display and chip business
Hopes the Galaxy will save it
Samsung just released its financial performance for the first quarter of the year and while it beat the rather poor expectations of the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street there is not too much to be happy about.
Nvidia wins patent round against rival chipmakers
Early days yet
Nvidia is claiming a victory in its patent case against Samsung and Qualcomm in the US after an International Trade Commission has returned a pretrial claim construction ruling that it claims favours the outfit.
Intel forced to buy Altera
Or Wall Street will kick it to death
While there are some that do not believe that Intel will have to press ahead with its rumoured buy out of rival Altera, there are signs that it might not have a choice.
Guardian of the Galaxy makes killing
Samsung laughing all the way to the bank
While Samsung saw its January-March earnings slip for the sixth straight quarter, investors are expecting a rebound this year on healthy chip sales and high hopes for its Galaxy smartphones.
Gigabyte Server releases ARM motherboard/SOC
Server on a chip
Gigabyte's server arm has come out with a couple of 'Server on a Chip' solutions based around ARM chips..
TSMC faces weak smartphone chip demand
Blame the almighty dollar
The share value of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing is falling faster than a team of free fall parachuting elephants who have forgotten to pack the key ingredient of their act.
Intel could challenge Nvidia on GPUs
Set my people Phi
Intel has released details of its next -generation Xeon Phi processor and it is starting to look like Chipzilla is gunning for a chunk of Nvidia's GPU market.
AMD shows off facial recognition search
Organise your video collection
AMD has developed facial recognition technology to enable users to organize and search video clips based on the people featured in them.