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Japanese aim for tenfold gain in capacitor power
Energy densities of 60Wh/l hoped for by 2005
Wolfson confident of continued market improvements
Wolfson Microelectronics has confirmed continuing improvements in business conditions and expects revenues for first six months of the year to meet or be slightly ahead of analyst predictions. “In the portable space we have experienced an increased demand for our products, particularly from rapidly growing applications such as digital still cameras, MP3 players and multimedia mobile phones,” John Carey, chairman ...
ARM’s Q1 shows revenues and income gains
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Audio device auto-configures for AC’97 or HDA interface
Silicon Laboratories has announced its first dual interface silicon direct access arrangements (DAAs) to configure automatically...
ClearSpeed wins grant for 64-bit multi-threaded chip
Bristol firm ClearSpeed has won a £427,800 DTI grant to begin development of a 64-bit version of its multi-threaded parallel...
Fear factor can promote products, claims processor IP CEO
Industry horror stories are being overworked to persuade customers into rash judgements for SoC designs, according to Tensilica...
Hynix sidesteps DRAM import tariffs in EU accession states
Accession to the EU of ten new states will not affect the DRAM business of Hynix Semiconductor although its eastern European...
Zetex ‘excited’ by Telemetrix breakup
Analogue IC maker is sole remaining division
Rad-hard FPGA has built-in single event upset protection
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