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Latest Altera news
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Intel expands foundry operations
Intel is scaling up its chip foundry work for more rivals - in this case making them for Altera. -
Altera in trouble after doing a Jimmy Carr
Chipmaker Altera is in trouble with the US taxman after apparently doing a Jimmy Carr and shunting income out of the country to avoid tax. -
SIA positive despite chip sales slide
Intel and AMD stopped giving the WSTS chip sales data program and Qualcomm, Broadcom, Xilinx and Altera are not involved either. Now, the WSTS uses forecasting and estimation methods to predict the sales which we would have thought was a bit like guessing, reading Tarot cards, or asking the cat. -
Micron shows off the first working RLDRAM 3 hardware
Other partners include some high-fliers like Altera, Broadcom, Cavium, LSI Logic - which should provide an interesting complement for its newly bought SandForce controllers - and Tilera, the developers of the famous 64- and 100- core CPU. -
AMD's move out of fabs was a terrible idea
CommentIt is also clear that if the fabless chip makers out there don't do something they will quickly become also rans to the likes of Intel and Samsung who have them. -
Strong, slow finish for TSMC in 2011
FinancialTSMC is currently one of the two go-to foundries (the other being Samsung) with enough capacity to cater to fabless designers such as Nvidia, AMD, Xilinx, Altera and Qualcomm. -
TSMC might not be ready for AMD
Altera, AMD, Nvidia, Qualcomm and Xilinx have all contracted TSMC to manufacture their 28nm products. Broadcom, LSI Logic and STMicroelectronics reportedly are among potential clients for TSMC's 28nm technology. -
TSMC denies having problems with 28-nm
The outfit is in volume production at 28 nm with Altera, AMD, Nvidia, Qualcomm and Xilinx. It is also trying to test wafers to lure Apple's A6 processor business away from Samsung. -
ZTE and Huawei continue world domination with Chinese Gov push
In November it signed a purchase agreement with five American chipmakers lasting three years and at a cost of $3 billion. Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, Freescale Semiconductor, Altera and Broadcom will all be supplying semiconductors. -
Altera reveals 28nm device portfolio
Altera has revealed its latest product portfolio of 28 nanometer devices, which employ advances in transceiver technology, product architecture, IP integration and process technology. -
Former Microsoft boss targets insecurity outfits
His third suit claims that three makers of Field-Programmable Gate Array logic chips, Altera, Lattice Semiconductor and Microsemi, infringed upon between three and five patents. -
TSMC readies 28nm production
TSMC has quite a few clients queueing up for its 28nm process with Xilinx, Altera, Nvidia, AMD and Qualcomm all taking an interest. AMD and Nvidia will base upcoming lines of GPUs on the 28nm process. -
Intel launches first configurable Atom-based Processor
The configurable series, features an Intel AtomTM E600 processor - formerly codenamed “Tunnel Creek” - paired with an Altera Arria II GX Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) in a single package which lowers development costs. -
SIA Teabaggers don't think US government is Fab
John Daane, CEO of Altera and outgoing chairman of the SIA told the audience it was critical Washington be lobbied harder about increasing R&D spending, even in times of crisis, although where exactly he wants that money to come from if not from taxes is all a bit of a mystery to us. -
ZTE to continue world domination with US push
ZTE, which has been rolling out networks with little trouble or worried response globally, including across Europe, has just signed purchase agreements with five American chipmakers lasting three years and at a cost of $3 billion. -
ZTE will buy $3 billion of semiconductor kit
Under the agreements the company will now buy semiconductor components from Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, Freescale Semiconductor , Altera Corporation and Broadcomover the next three years. -
AMD gives TSMC its marching orders - report
It is not as if TSMC does not have the technology in place. It has already got contract orders for 28nm products from Altera, Fujitsu, Qualcomm, and Xilinx. -
Synopsys shows off optimised Lynx Design for 32/28nm technology
Eugene Chen, director of CAD engineering at Altera Corporation, said: "Due to increasing parasitic effects at advanced process technologies, it is becoming harder to achieve accuracy and faster turnaround time for any leading-edge designs.
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