Semiconductor industry
HP, a leader in the mobile computing industry, has announced the introduction of its new OmniBook 4150 and 900 notebook PCs, featuring the latest Intel Pentium II 400MHz processor. These new configurations of HP OmniBook notebook PCs are designed to meet the computing needs of mobile corporate customers, providing them
Semiconductor industry
NEC Computer Systems Division has unveiled its fourth generation of the award-winning Versa LX and SX series of notebook computers, which feature Intel's 400MHz Mobile Pentium II processors. The new lineup is designed to cater to a wide range of corporate computing requirements, with the Versa LX series
Semiconductor industry
As the electronics industry shifts towards 0.18 micron designs and beyond, manufacturing requirements are evolving to meet the demand for smaller, faster, and cheaper chips. Mentor Graphics Corporation, a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, has unveiled its next-generation Calibre technology for deep submicron (DSM) verification
Semiconductor industry
Verisity Ltd. recently announced the addition of the Affirma NC Verilog simulator to its list of supported simulators for Specman Elite, its functional verification software. This move aims to meet the high-quality verification goals of companies like AMD, which relies on Specman Elite for delivering designs on schedule. The integration
Semiconductor devices
Acer, the world's third-largest personal computer manufacturer, has solidified its relationship with International Business Machines (IBM) through a seven-year procurement and technology development alliance worth billions of dollars. This strategic partnership will enable Acer to purchase cutting-edge technologies, such as hard disk drives, micro-electronics, networking, and displays, from
Semiconductor devices
As part of its strategy to expand in the multibillion-dollar networking and telecommunications market segment, Intel Corporation has acquired Dialogic Corporation for $780 million. The deal is aimed at strengthening Intel's position as a key supplier to the converging Internet and telecommunications industry by providing industry vendors with
Software industry
The Healtheon Corporation, a fast-growing Silicon Valley start-up, has announced its acquisition of WebMD Inc. in a stock deal valued at $7.85 billion. The combined company, Healtheon/WebMD, will have a stake of more than 10 percent in Microsoft Corporation and will receive $100 million in advertising from the
Software industry
COMDEX Mexico 99, an international IT exhibition, is set to take place from May 25-28 in the World Trade Center in Mexico City. The event promises to be a key platform for industry professionals, offering a range of keynote addresses, conference sessions, and pavilions showcasing cutting-edge technology and solutions. Intel,
Semiconductor industry
On May 12, 1999, several companies including American Business Financial Services, General Magic Inc, ChromaVision Medical Systems Inc, 8 X 8 Inc, International Microcomputer Software Inc, and Allstar Systems Inc are set to broadcast their quarterly earnings conference calls over the Internet. This development highlights the growing trend of companies
Semiconductor industry
As the Active Traders Stock Report marks its second week with a free trial for all new visitors to its website, the Active Traders Network continues to provide daily commentary and trades with specific entry prices, stops, and targets. With market expectations high for the NASDAQ's biggest players,
Semiconductor industry
Hewlett-Packard Company is continuing its commitment to provide customers with high-performing PCs at value prices by integrating Intel's latest Celeron 466MHz processor into its Vectra and Brio PCs. This move aims to cater to the growing demand for cost-effective yet powerful computing solutions in the corporate and small-
Semiconductor industry
Tanisys Technology, Inc. has started shipping Rambus RIMM modules for revenue, marking a significant milestone in the company's partnership with Rambus Inc. The Rambus technology enables peak bandwidth of 1.6 gigabytes per second from a single device and spans multiple generations of DRAM devices, through 1-gigabit densities.
