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Broadcom squares up to Qualcomm in LTE
At the moment, Qualcomm is shipping the vast majority of LTE chips - at 86 percent over 2012. Samsung made nine percent for its own products. Other players, along with Broadcom, will roll into the segment next year, and that will also include competition from Nvidia, Renesas, and Intel. -
Renesas gets government bailout
Shareholders of Japan's troubled electronics maker Renesas have approved an offer you can't refuse from their government. -
Renesas reaches for the Rennies
Renesas told the world+dog that it will post a $1.1 billion loss in the July-September quarter. -
Renesas might be saved by Toyota and Japan
It seems that the troubled Japanese chipmaker Renesas might be bailed out by a consortium including Toyota and the Japanese government. -
Fujitsu, NEC, Docomo, square up to Qualcomm
Sections of the Japanese electronics industry have been having a hard time of it lately - the yen is too strong for many to remain competitive, and native chipmaker Renesas has just been saved by fellow countrymen at Mitsubishi. -
Mitsubishi bails out Renesas
Japan's Mitsubishi Electric is stepping in to prop up chipmaker Renesas Electronics. -
Toshiba slashes chip production
The company has said that it has been caught by oversupply and falling prices. This even though its other Japanese rival Elpida filed for bankruptcy and its other enemy Renesas is trying to avoid a similar problem by cutting its workforce and closing half of its domestic plants. -
Renesas axes 12 percent of its staff
Japanese chipmaker Renesas plans to slash 12 percent of its workforce and sell off half of its 19 domestic plants within three years. -
Worldwide chips sales down three percent
Analysts say that production in Japan for chips dropped during May, and this could continue, with Renesas set to close off capacity later in the year. -
Ramtron spurns Cypress
Atmel and Renesas Electronics are believed to be snuffling around for Ramtron's favours and might even be persuaded to dance with it at one of Lady Ballmer's balls. -
Fujitsu wants to restart chip business merger talks
In a bid to keep up with South Korean competition and remain a part of Japan's semiconductor market, the company wants to pick up on talks with Renesas and Panasonic, which have in the past been interested in a partnership. -
TSMC to build 450 millimetre wafer factory
Chang expected TSMC would gain "lots of" business over the next five years from Japan's Renesas Electronics to make chips on a contract manufacturing basis. -
Renesas goes cap in hand to shareholders
Japan's ailing chipmaker Renesas is going cap in hand to its major shareholders, like the company which sounds like a sneeze, Hitachi. -
Renesas shares plummet
However, currently the plans are just talk, with sources telling Reuters that the company must get approval from its main shareholders, which include members from Hitachi, Mitsubishi and NEC. The trio of companies are said to hold more than 90 percent of Renesas shares. -
Renesas ties up with TSMC
Troubled Japanese chipmaker Renesas Electronics has signed a pact with TSMC in a bid to keep up with its competition while it is suffering from heavy losses. -
Intel's Ivy Bridge delayed - report
One group that will be happy are the USB 3.0 chipmakers such as Renesas, ASMedia and Etron allowing them to earn an extra quarter of sales. -
Renesas, Fujitsu and Panasonic to merge chip operations
Three chip makers, Renesas, Fujitsu and Panasonic, have decided that the only way they can compete is by merging their operations. -
Semiconductor industry heads to Mount Doom
Some of the major players are stopping the industry from falling into a slump. Though plenty Q4 projections are pessimistic, companies like Intel, Samsung, Renesas, Qualcomm and AMD all think the last quarter will be strong enough, in turn saving the market from drooping or stagnating.
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