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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
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| STM | STMicroelectronics | 21:00 GMT | 6.73 | -0.14 | -2.04% | 1235850 | 9.54 | 0.72 | 5.956B |
Latest STMicroelectronics news
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Maxim buys UK fabless chip company
Before that, he was was chief technology officer and founder of Synad Technologies, a fabless wireless LAN chipmaker sold to STMicroelectronics in 2003. -
Imagination Technologies announces PowerVR Series 6
CES 2012British-based fabless IC designer, Imagination Technologies, has announced its plans to release a next generation of mobile GPUs that will knock the proverbial socks off the competition, they happen to have called it ‘Rogue -
ST Micro talks up tiny gyroscope
ST Micro claims come up with the smallest three axis digital output gyroscope on the market. As usual with MEMS the product's name isn't very catchy - the L3G3200D - but it does mean dinkier electronics. -
Supremes reject challenge to Tessera win
In 2009 the ITC decided that the Tessera patents were valid, and it told Qualcomm, Spansion, STMicroelectronics, Freescale Semiconductor and ATI to stop bringing them into the US. -
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. -
Semiconductors can save the planet
International Electronics Forum 2011By 2020 there will be 7.5 billion people and most of us will be living in megacities. Seventy percent of global oil and gas reserves are in just a few countries. So said Matteo Lo Presti, a VP at ST Microelectronics at this conference this morning. -
ST makes SoC chip breakthrough with MIT boffins
STMicroelectronics claims to havemade a breakthrough in low power microprocessor development after teaming up with the very clever boffins from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) -
3-axis gyroscopes get smaller and smaller
French semi giant ST Microelectronics said it has introduced what it claims is the world's smallest 3-axis analogue gyroscope, with added performance. -
STMicro tops MEMS revenue, again
STMicroelectronics continues to top the charts as the biggest foundry manufacturer of microelectromechanical system (MEMS) sensors, beating the second place competition, Texas Instruments, with five times as much in revenue. -
Rambus buries patent hatchet with Freescale
Rambus has made a licensing deal with Freescale, which means the semiconductor company can use some of Rambus's many patents for memory controllers and serial links in its logic integrated circuit (IC) products. -
Arasan releases Open NAND Flash controllers
Arasan has released a NAND Flash Controller supporting the newest Open NAND Flash Interface (ONFI) 3.0 specification. -
Tablet, chip and car component shortages continue post-quake
It is expected that supplies of gyroscopes from STMicroelectronics and AKM, as well as high-end capacitors and resistors from Japan-based manufacturers will fall short of predicted demand. -
Chip revenues up 30 percent to $300 billion in 2010
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China microcontroller market on the rise
Others are well aware of how lucrative the microcontroller industry is, including ARM and STMicroelectronics. Back in October the latter launched a range of flash microcontrollers, which it said would help manufacturers increase performance at a cheaper price on their devices -
STMicro improves MEMS with iNemo
Semiconductor outfit STMicroelectronics has announced its latest MEMS development, the iNemo Engine. -
Toshiba renews Rambus licence
Memory giant Toshiba has renewed its licence to use Rambus patents for another five years. -
STMicro announces ARM extension to STM32L microcontrollers
STMicroelectronics has expanded its range of 32-bit STM32L microcontrollers. -
ITC backs Rambus with probe into 34 hardware companies
LawRambus filed a lawsuit on December 1 against LSI, MediaTek, STMicroelectronics, Broadcom, Freescale Semiconductor and Nvidia, claiming that the companies infringed its patents relating to PCI Express, Serial ATA, DDR, DDR2, DDR3, mobile DDR, and GDDR3 technology.
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