Makers of chips seek a wider audience
Part One: The embattled semiconductor industry turns its attention to the forces threatening to reshape the sector completely
With the financial downturn hitting the semiconductor industry particularly hard, the major chip-making companies are fighting it out for a share of a diminished market
Part One: The embattled semiconductor industry turns its attention to the forces threatening to reshape the sector completely
Part Three: Mobile phones like Apple’s iPhone and netbooks are setting Intel and Arm Holdings on a collision course
Part Two: The costs and risks involved in building new fabs is driving makers of logic chips towards a ‘fabless’ model
Part Four: Taiwan’s poor economic performance in the past half year is testing the island’s chipmakers’ resilience
Europe’s top competition regulator ends an inquiry into patent royalty rates charged by the US mobile chipmaker after the remaining companies that had brought a complaint withdrew
European competition officials have been criticised for failing to properly record a meeting with Dell during their investigation into antitrust abuses by Intel
Shares in Hynix Semiconductor fell after Korea Exchange Bank admitted that creditors might be forced to divest part of their stake in a block sale on the stock market
Chipmakers Intel and Advanced Micro Devices have announced they have settled all outstanding legal disputes
South Korea’s Hyosung withdraws its bid for Hynix Semiconductor, forcing creditors led by Korea Exchange Bank to restart the auction for the chipmaker