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• Chips 21 May 11:12

  UCL makes ultra-fast ReRAM chip breakthrough

  One of the researchers, Tony Kenyon, told TechEye that firms have been working on releasing metal oxide based devices - citing Hynix as an example - but the silicon versions will take up to three years to become available.
• Chips 16 May 16:06

  Samsung slumps as Apple props up Elpida

  Hynix shares also dropped by nine percent. Samsung is the world's biggest DRAM maker and its shares fell.
• Chips 07 May 15:33

  Micron to buy Elpida

  It outbid Hynix, which dropped out of the race on Friday.
• Chips 04 May 09:59

  Hynix gives up on Elpida plans

  Shareholders have breathed a sigh of relief after Hynix dropped its bid for bankrupt Japanese company Elpida Memory.
• Chips 01 May 10:03

  Micron and Hynix gain ground in NAND market

  With the NAND total revenues falling sequentially in the fourth quarter of 2011, Toshiba and Samsung saw their dominance in the market weakened at the hands of Micron and Hynix.
• Chips 24 Apr 08:33

  Toshiba walks away from Elpida bidding

  This means that only a handful of foreign firms including SK Hynix and Micron Technology are still in the running to buy the company.
• Chips 26 Mar 10:34

  Micron front runner to buy Elpida shares

  RumourHynix also proved that it was out for what it could get and showed no remorse for the company when it proudly announced that it had seen a "marked growth" in the number of clients asking to secure big DRAM orders.
• Chips 15 Mar 13:22

  Hynix ditches DRAM for NAND at Wuxi factory

  Hynix has decided that it will ditch the DRAM for NAND flash at its Wuxi factory in China.
• Chips 13 Mar 12:11

  DRAM industry rallies after Elpida bankruptcy

  Singapore's chip makers are ready for the fall out that will be caused by Elpida's bankruptcy, while over in South Korea Hynix is already seeing the benefits
• Chips 02 Mar 15:34

  Elpida's bankruptcy causes business boom boon

  CommentExisting Elpida customers are expected to embark on a frenzied DRAM land-grab as they search for alternative sources. Samsung, Hynix, Micron and Nanya will be particularly enthused as they pick at the bones of Elpida's clients.
• Chips 28 Feb 15:23

  Chip prices on the rise

  Share prices of Elpida-rivals Samsung, Hynix and Micron were also higher after Elpida announced it filed for bankruptcy protection with debt exceeding $5.5 billion.
• Chips 23 Feb 18:47

  DDR4 makes its debut at ISSCC 2012

  At ISSCC 2012, both Samsung and Hynix demoed their DDR4 prototypes with 30nm and 38nm technology nodes, respectively, although mass production will begin later this year at 20nm.
• Chips 20 Feb 19:03

  iPad 3's logic board exposed

  Apple website, | MacRumors, has published the photography and aptly pointed out what the main components are visible - from the 16GB Hynix memory modules, the Apple power management chip to the in-your-face A5X SoC - but unfortunately the only part that raises greater concern is that the A5X is hid
• Chips 16 Feb 10:47

  Elpida DRAM merger would put the wind up Samsung

  In terms of production, an Elpida and Micron merger would reach 374,000 wafer starts per month, edging closer to Samsung’s 433,000 WSPM and leapfrogging Hynix’s 300,000 WSPM.
• Chips 15 Feb 18:30

  Elpida becomes the Greece of the DRAM industry

  Rivals Samsung and Hynix shares rose at the news that Elpida was suffering. And the Taipei-based DRAMeXchange said in a statement yesterday that the hands of a doomsday clock of an oligopolistic state in the DRAM market moved closer to midnight.
• Chips 14 Feb 10:52

  Last Hynix bidder, SK Telecom, completes buyout

  Korean semiconductor giant Hynix has had a 21 percent stake carved out of it and claimed by SK Telecom, which has today completed its acquisition for 3.4 trillion won, or $3.021 billion.
• Business 10 Feb 11:21

  DRAMurai acted to keep revenues stable in Q4

  Samsung Electronics remains king of the hill in the DRAM business, totalling 44.3 percent of market share, Hynix comes a far second with 23.3 percent share, while Micron and Elpida come in at 12.1 and 12 percent, respectively.
• Business 08 Feb 14:19

  Rambus buys Unity Semiconductor

  At the beginning of 2011, Unity Semiconductor signed an agreement with Micron, with the prospect of commercialising CMOx products, but it now seems nothing good came of it, playing the company right into Rambus’ expert IP-licensing hands.

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