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July 1, 2008
When will Phase Change Memory make an Impact in the IC business?
Analysis of: Spansion: Numonyx' PCM is 'marketing fluff' | www.eetimes.com
Author: John Berg, Chief Technical Officer, American Semiconductor
When will Phase Change Memory make an Impact in the IC business?
Analysis of: Spansion: Numonyx' PCM is 'marketing fluff' | www.eetimes.com
Author: John Berg, Chief Technical Officer, American Semiconductor
Bertrand Cambou, CEO of Spansion, has an opinion on Numonyx' push into phase-change memories: "Phase-change memory is pure marketing fluff." Although Cambou is correct that existing Numonyx phase change memories are not ready for prime time, the situation will be quite different below 32nm, which...
March 14, 2008
Intel and NAND FLASH: Santyana was correct; Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it
Analysis of: Analysis - Intel NAND woes and cardinal sins | www.electronicsweekly.com
Author: John Berg, Chief Technical Officer, American Semiconductor
Intel and NAND FLASH: Santyana was correct; Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it
Analysis of: Analysis - Intel NAND woes and cardinal sins | www.electronicsweekly.com
Author: John Berg, Chief Technical Officer, American Semiconductor
Intel is a terrific company. Since 1985, it has focused mostly on MPU's, as the expense of everything else, and consequently, it has dominated the market. Prior to 1985, it was also a memory company - competing against the Japanese. Intel used GCA steppers - an utterly inferior product - while...
March 10, 2008
Is Micron spinning out its Image Sensor Division?
Analysis of: Bloodied Micron tries extreme (re)makeover | www.eetimes.com
Author: John Berg, Chief Technical Officer, American Semiconductor
Is Micron spinning out its Image Sensor Division?
Analysis of: Bloodied Micron tries extreme (re)makeover | www.eetimes.com
Author: John Berg, Chief Technical Officer, American Semiconductor
Micron announced last week that its newly named sensor business, Aptina, will run as an independent division within Micron. The divsion will have independent sales, marketing and profit-and-loss functions in order to be more "responsive to the market." Aptina employs about 700 people...
January 4, 2008Alternatives for Cost Reduction in Solar Cell Manufacturing – Nano Flakes
Analysis of: Nano Flakes May Revolutionize Solar Cells | www.sciencedaily.com
Author: Mel Burks, Founder / Senior Partner, Tech Quest Research, LLC
Development of silicon and III-V compound semiconductor nanostructures offers yet another path for low cost production and increased photovoltaic efficiencies. The real question is when how soon these advanced methods will become commercialized. The decisive factor for the success and production of...
January 3, 2008Lam Research Acquires New Opportunities with SEZ Acquisition
Analysis of: Lam Research rival may bid up price for SEZ Group | www.bizjournals.com
Author: Mel Burks, Founder / Senior Partner, Tech Quest Research, LLC
This acquisition is not Lam Research’s first step into wet processing but will be the most significant and application intensive. A very good match considering the industry is in the transitional phase for new materials and device structures at and below the 65nm node and requires an in-depth understanding...
December 28, 2007Intel and STMicro’s JV Delay to Spansion’s Advantage?
Analysis of: Chip Makers Delay a Merger of Their Memory Divisions | www.nytimes.com
Author: Mel Burks, Founder / Senior Partner, Tech Quest Research, LLC
The sluggish memory market combined with the credit crunch changes the dynamic for bank funding of the Intel, STMicroelectronic and Francisco Partners joint venture agreement. This delay could impact select semiconductor capital equipment vendors. Competitor Spansion won’t likely benefit from a 3-month...
December 26, 2007Agilent and Multiprobe Provide Improved IC Test and Analysis Capability
Analysis of: Agilent and Multiprobe bring nanoprober to Asia | www.tmworld.com
Author: Mel Burks, Founder / Senior Partner, Tech Quest Research, LLC
Nanoscale probing directly at the transistor level for 65nm, 45nm and 32nm IC's has come of age. Agilent and MultiProbe's strategic partnership using Agilent's tester and MultiProbe's atomic force probe (AFP) system is posed to strengthen Agilent’s product offerings to include...
March 6, 2007A Positive Move for Applied Materials
Analysis of: Applied to close Implant tool Biz | www.reed-electronics.com
Author: Mel Burks, Founder / Senior Partner, Tech Quest Research, LLC
Varian and Axcelis have long controlled the beamline-based implant market so this is no surprise. Applied's market share was relatively small by comparison and primarily within in the EU. GCIB (Gas Cluster Ion Beams) and plasma immersion technologies are still largely in R/D. This could...
November 17, 2006
will the market allow Gemalto to maintain 50% market share
Analysis of: Axalto, Gemplus merger to create "global leader in digital security" Dec 7th, 2005 | www.secureidnews.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Analysis of: Axalto, Gemplus merger to create "global leader in digital security" Dec 7th, 2005 | www.secureidnews.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor
Gemalto is a distant leader with more than 50% market shareSecurity is a national matter and large countries (e.g. China, India, USA, Eu, Russia, et..) would prefer to maintain national players
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