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Flash SSD sales to rocket
Market research group iSuppli said that Ultrabook sales will force the sales of SSDs through the roof. The announcement will be good news for Intel which is taking a huge gamble with the Ultrabook. It means that if the likes of iSuppli see Ultrabooks as taking off, then chances are they will. -
Rocketing inventory levels ring in New Year for DRAM market
Apparently the IHS iSuppli DRAM Inventory Index of supplier stocks in the third quarter of 2011 saw a 31 percent increase to 12.8 weeks, up from 9.8 weeks in the second quarter. -
Intel chip lead sees off Samsung
Intel, reports IHS iSuppli, is on course to sell $49.7 billion in semiconductors through all of 2011, which is a 23 percent boost from 2010's $40.4 billion. It's quite a lot of money any way you look at it. -
Star Wars saves Blu-ray's bacon
According to an IHS iSuppli report, sales of Blu-ray discs have seen a real upturn, restoring hope for the format - at least for a while. -
TSMC pushes ahead with 450 nanometre wafer plans
International Electronics Forum 2011She also addressed a number of other topics affecting the semiconductor industry. Right now she said semi growth is stunted by economic woes in the third quarter, she said. Gartner and IHS iSuppli have both said that sales are slowing rapidly. -
Amazon Fire tablet sells for below cost
IHS iSuppli have worked out that the new tablet computer costs $209.63 to make, based on the cost of the parts under the bonnet. But since it will sell it for $199, it means that Amazon will need to make up the cost somewhere else. -
High efficency cells could sort solar slump
According to IHS iSuppli a potential solution to the problem of dwindling profit margins could be by increasing prices of cells by upgrading efficiency. -
Sandy Bridge popularity increases Intel chip share
The popularity of Sandy Bridge with corporate firms was considered of particular benefit to Intel according to Matthew Wilkins at IHS iSuppli. So while a lot has been made of Intel being affected by the rise of mobile PCs, in the first half of the year it was corporate PC sales rather than consumer -
Intel to make appearance in Samsung tab
TechEye spoke to iSuppli analyst Francis Sidaco who believes that it is good that Intel is seeing its chips used in products developed by a big player in the tablet market such as Samsung. -
MEMS market booms on back of tablets and mobiles
According to IHS iSuppli the most compelling MEMS device is the three-axis gyroscope found in the like of the iPhone 4, Galaxy SII and many tablets. This can be used alongside an accelerometer and digital compass to allow for a new generation of motion sensor that could see augmented reality really -
Tablets take lion's share of mobile broadband market
Meanwhile, IHS iSuppli says devices like tablets and smartphones are culling the need for single-task products. It makes perfect sense, put all the functionality in one device, suddenly you find you don't need a radio, alarm clock, MP3 player, or even - for more casual users and as technology improv -
Slow PC demand sees Taiwan DRAM makers suffer losses
IHS iSupplirecently noted that a move to smaller lithography processes will help the DRAM market bounce back fully in the long run. -
NAND flash edges in on PC memory
If it seems altogether too rosy in the NAND sector, research by IHS iSuppli shows some dark clouds on the horizon here too - but not any time soon. -
ZTE will succeed
CommentConsider the latest figures in from analyst house IHS iSuppli. According to the company, smartphones for sale in China are going to receive a tremendous boost, with domestic shipments already set for 54.1 million units in 2011, up from 35.3 million in 2010. -
3D panel plot works - bamboozles you and me
Prices for LCD TVs rose by $5 to $1,050, while the average price for flat-panel TVs in June was up $10 to $1,133. Plasma stabilised at $1,590, according to the latest figures from analysts at IHS iSuppli. -
Chip suppliers reach record stockpile
The total stockpile level for all semi suppliers other than non-volatile memory is expected to rise to 81.5 days, according to IHS iSupplifigures, ahead of an expected increase in demand later this year. -
STMicro tops MEMS revenue, again
Analyst outfit IHS iSuppli, which follows the MEMS market closely, reports STMicro brought in an estimated MEMS foundry service revenue of $228.6 million - compared to second place TI's $47.4 million - in 2010 alone. -
Intel takes more market share from AMD, other vendors
Market research company IHS iSuppli said that Intel increased its microprocessor share in the first calendar quarter of this year. That’s not just in the X86 arena – it includes RISC and other microprocessors considered to be the brains of a computer.
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