Amkor Joins IBM, Chartered and Samsung to Broaden Common Platform Technology Offerings With Package and Test Solutions for Advanced Silicon Processes
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Amkor Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMKR) today announced that it is   collaborating with IBM, Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing and   Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
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A look at some of the technologies that could allow the silicon industry to deliver faster, cheaper chips.
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IBM Corp. has started production of a more advanced version of the Cell microprocessor, the chip it developed with Sony Corp. and Toshiba Corp.
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IBM (NYSE: IBM) has announced a low-cost blade server chassis, along with several new "business-in-a-box" packages for a wide range of industries, including the growing bioinformatics sector.
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Advanced Micro Devices has begun to incorporate a form of strained silicon into its chips, a design twist that will let the company increase the performance of its processors.
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IBM and Advanced Micro Devices have come up with a new way of straining silicon in a move that will allow them to make chips with better performance.
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. on Tuesday said it has entered a manufacturing agreement with Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing in Singapore.
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CAMPBELL, Calif., Sept. 14  /PRNewswire/ -- Groupware Technology, Inc., a rapidly growing Bay Area information technology solution provider, announced that it has become a member of the AMD  Commercial Systems Channel Program.
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Impacted with Chartered and Samsung IBM is teaming up with four other chipmakers to develop manufacturing technologies for semiconductors that shrink the average circuit feature to 32 nanometers. The alliance, which is aimed at containing the spiraling cost of building bleeding-edge chips, also involves Chartered Semiconductor, Samsung Electronics, Infineon Technologies and Freescale Semiconductor.â¦
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Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing (Nasdaq:CHRT)(SGX-ST:Chartered),  one of the world's top dedicated foundries,  today announced the extension of its joint development efforts with IBM  to include 32-nanometer (nm) bulk complementary metal oxide  semiconductor (CMOS) technology.
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Researchers at IBM  and Advanced Micro Devices Inc.  have improved a chip-making technology called strained silicon, boosting  semiconductor performance at a time when such gains are increasingly hard to come by, the companies said on Sunday.
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IBM has signed up more than 110 companies to build technologies to the open specification for its BladeCenter systems. ADVERTISEMENT.
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Foundry partner gears up for second-generation 90nm Efficeons
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The issue: 65-nm and 45-nm chip components have shrunk so far that they are now smaller than the wavelength of the light used to carve those features onto silicon chips. To fight that trend, AMD and IBM said they will use three new technologies to boost manufacturing efficiency.
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Israeli chip maker Tower Semiconductor   and CMT Medical Technologies, a provider of digital  X-ray imaging systems for medical diagnosis, said on Wednesday  they had established a partnership to develop X-ray detectors  for medical applications.
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IBM Corp. (NYSE: IBM) and Advanced Micro Devices (NYSE: AMD) said Monday that they have developed a strained silicon transistor technology aimed at
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Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC), China&#39;s largest chip maker, has signed a deal to license a 45-nanometer (nm) manufacturing process from IBM, the company said Wednesday.The licensing agreement gives SMIC rights to use IBM&#39;s 45nm bulk CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor) process technology, the Chinese chip maker said in a statement. That number refers to the average size of the smallest features that can be created on a chip, and smaller is generally considered better.The 45nm process licensed by SMIC will allow the company to produce sophisticated communication chips, such as 3G (third-generation) mobile chip sets, as well as chips for graphics and consumer applications, the statement said.At present, 45nm technology is the most advanced process available for commercial semiconductor production, and chip makers are just starting to use the technology. Terms of the deal, which helps SMIC keep pace with the 45nm efforts of rival contract chip makers, were not disclosed.