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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
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| 005930.KS | Samsung | 06:00 GMT | 1062000 | -22000 | -2.03% | 373488 | N/A | 0 | N/A |
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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. -
Kodak hit by inverse square law of marchitecture
That writing was first on the wall for Kodak in the early years of the 21st century, when it was clear it didn’t stand an earthly re-aligning its business to compete against the up-and-coming giants such as Samsung, LG and other more thrusting businesses. -
GloFo, IBM, Samsung to demonstrate future silicon
Three chip giants, GlobalFoundries, Samsung and IBM, are beating their chests about an upcoming March showcase they promise will demonstrate the future of silicon. -
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. -
RIM claims to have pulled its socks up
The outfit has lost market share and value after being given a good kicking by Apple, Google and Samsung. However, Heins thinks that the new range of products powered by its QNX operating system will improve its image. -
Apple takes double beating from Motorola in Germany
Motorola's decision to assert its FRAND patent, which are generally recognised as industry standards, will not be picked up by an EU inquisition. Earlier this week Samsung began a grilling by European Commission investigators regarding its own use of FRAND patents against Apple. -
Intel and ARM set to come to blows over patents - report
He claims that this will end in a long protracted mess which we have already seen happen in the Apple versus Samsung war. -
Apple's patent trolling foiled in Germany
More evidencehas appeared to suggest ex-Apple CEO Steve Jobs' plan to conduct "thermonuclear war" on Android isn't working, as the German courts have thrown out Cupertino's plot to ban Samsung devices from the market. -
Panasonic and Samsung plan tie up with troubled Olympus
Reuters claims that Panasonic and Samsung Electronics have each decided to propose capital ties with the outfit. -
Kinect headed for Windows 8 laptops
Wired is reporting that SoftKinetic is working on similar technology aimed at the notebook market and it can sense motion as close as 5.9 inches. LG and Samsung, whose upcoming Smart TVs have taken a cue from Microsoft, will incorporate Kinect-style gesture recognition. -
Samsung posts record profits
FinancialSamsung Electronics is going through one of its best moments to date, after posting a mind-boggling $4.72 billion profit for the last quarter of 2011. -
Apple can't make it work in India and in China
In India smartphones of choice are Apple's hated rival Samsung, the cheap and cheerful Nokia and RIM's BlackBerry. -
Intel and Samsung spend to make themselves different
Intel and Samsung are spending a small fortune to make themselves look different from their rivals. -
Vendors rush to patch Linux flaw
The fear is that Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Asus Transformer Prime could be thumped by mempodroid. -
Companies court Kodak - it's ripe for the picking
In the course of today’s Mobile Patent Wars, everyone is a suitor, and everyone stands to make a killing out of Kodak’s demise. Buying the vast (1100 -
DRAM price fixers hatch a deal in Connecticut
Micron, Hynix, Infineon and Samsung controlled approximately 70 percent of DRAM sales in the United States between 1998 and 2002, when the conspiracy to fix prices is alleged. -
From NFC to artificial brains: Future Horizons' future of chips
IFS 2012It is expected that Apple will finally get to stick some NFC chips into the iPhone. Samsung is also expected to push the technology this year, according to some IFS attendees. -
TSMC to rule 28nm coop
The competition, it is said, isn't in a good place either. While Samsung's foundries cater to very high volume demand, you have UMC and SMIC to pick up the leftovers from TSMC. Even GlobalFoundries was all but discarded.
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