Infineon to build a auto chip plant in Malaysia
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Infineon, a No.2 chip producing company in Europe, has decided to expand its automotive and industrial chip division by investing $1billion in a new plant in Malaysia.
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Texas Instruments have just announced they will be building a single chip that will that will allow cell phones to receive digital television broadcasts over a wireless network.
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Intel Corp. has received approval to build a $2.5 billion chip plant in China amid booming Chinese demand for chips used in personal computers and mobile phones, the government said Tuesday.
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Intel Malaysia to slash more than 1,000 jobs: Report    KUALA LUMPUR, Sept. 4 (Xinhua) -- Computer chip giant Intel is implementing a voluntary separation scheme (VSS) in Malaysia which is expected to involve between 1,000 and 2,000 employees in the country, local newspaper reported Monday.
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OCTOBER 05, 2004 (IDG NEWS SERVICE) - German business software vendor SAP AG and chip maker Infineon Technologies AG today launched a new software management system for connecting radio frequency identification hardware and software from multiple vendors.
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German electronic chipmaker Infineon will invest $1 billion to build a new plant in Malaysia making non-memory chips, it said on Wednesday, as it bets it can make more profits with chips used in cars and ...
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Mazda Motor Corp. plans to invest more than 50 billion yen ($430 million) to build a small-car plant in Thailand together with top shareholder Ford Motor, and later may bring a plant of its own onstream in North America, the Nihon Keizai business daily reported on Friday.
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The chipmaker plans to launch an internal computer communications system that mirrors a technology central to AMD's gains.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will use Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd.'s manufacturing services to produce AMD's Opteron and Athlon 64 processors starting in 2006, adding production capacity as the company starts building chips at its second Dresden, Germany, plant, the companies said Monday.
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Malaysian property developer UEM  Land has roped in U.S. firm General Electric  as a  strategic partner in plans it is spearheading to build a new  Asian boomtown in the country&#39;s southern region of Johor.
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Advanced Micro  Devices Inc. , the No. 2 maker of microchips for  personal computers, said on Monday it will spend an additional  &#36;2.5 billion to upgrade and expand its two factories in  Germany.
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MANHASSET, N.Y. &#151 X-Fab Semiconductor Foundries AG (Erfurt, Germany), has announced availability of a PIN-diode module for its 0.6 m BiCMOS technology (XB06) at Electronica 2004 in Munich.
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German-American auto maker DaimlerChrysler AG said Thursday it will invest $210 million to update an assembly plant in the northern Mexican state of Coahuila.
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The chip company makes a major deal to reach a new market.
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Mazda Motor Corp. plans to invest more  than 50 billion yen ($430 million) to build a small-car plant  in Thailand together with top shareholder Ford Motor, and later  may bring a plant of its own onstream in North America, the  Nihon Keizai business daily reported on Friday.
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US memory chip maker Micron Technology Inc. plans to build its first factory in China, to assemble and test semiconductors, the company said Monday.
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(InfoWorld) - Hynix Semiconductor and STMicroelectronicsÂ plan to start making memory chips on advanced production lines at a $2 billion chip plant in China next week. The project, which was inaugurated in November of 2004, will be one of the most advanced chip facilities in China, producing DRAM (dynamic RAM) as well as NAND flash memory chips on 300-millimeter silicon wafers. Hynix ST Semiconductor, which is the name of the joint venture, was built in Wuxi City, a few hours from Shanghai. The company is just the second in China to start producing chips on 300mm silicon wafers, from which thousands of chips can be made. The 300mm technology isn't easy to import into China due to U.S. export restrictions on machinery with the potential to produce items used by China's military, such as advanced chips used in missile guidance systems. The joint venture company is 67 percent owned by Hynix and 33 percent by STMicro. The companies expect the new plant to feed memory chips to the burgeoning contract PC and consumer electronics makers in China.