GLG News by Semiconductor Experts (North America)
Analysis of:
NanoGram, TEL Enter Thin-Film Photovoltaics Agreement (techon.nikkeibp.co.jp)
Solar energy panel sales have and will continue to grow at a rate of about 40% per year. The surge in thin film panels was a result of a severe shortage of polysilicon wafers used to make high efficiency solar panels. There is no longer a poly shortage and in fact spot prices of poly wafers...
November 17, 2008
Seoul Semiconductor Phosphor License Agreement may improve it's postion in LED LIghting
Analysis of:
Seoul Semiconductor Concludes a Cross License With TOE in Europe (www.sslighting.net)
Seoul Semiconductor Phosphor License Agreement may improve it's postion in LED LIghting
1. If this is an improved phosphor it will improve Seoul's competitve position against Cree, Lumileds. Nichia, etc.
2. Seoul white LED's use blue chips from Cree and other blue LED manufacturers. The phosphor system placed on the blue chip is what creates the white light in a spectrun of white...
Analysis of:
Synopsis Announces USB 3.0 Cores (www.eetimes.com)
1. The increased speed of USB 3.0 will result in the repacement of USB 2.0 as the standard interface specification in consumer and computer devices.
2. Firewire 400 and 800 specifcations will die a quick death in the late 2009/2010 time frame being replaced by USB 3.0.
Analysis of:
Cree Introduces New Generation of High Brightness Oval LED's (www.flashlightnews.org)
1. Nichia, Avago, and Osram have dominated the U.S. high brightness LED market which has an approximate market size of $250M
2. High brightness LED's should not be confused with Hi-Power LED's which are white an used in interior and exterior lighting applications.
Analysis of:
"The technology that will save humanity" (www.salon.com)
In assessing a CPV or CST technology you need to consider both the target applications and the completeness of their design concept for that application - does the team have the expertise to make it work?
Analysis of:
Holiday shoppers like Apple and Dell (apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com)
The short answer is – yes! Both enterprises and consumers seem unlikely to spend much on PCs this holiday season. Nonetheless, bad times can work to the long-term advantage of vendors if they are properly positioned going in.
November 10, 2008
Do Any of America's Big Three Automotive Companies Have the Staying Power and Product Pipeline to Make It To Better Times?
Analysis of:
Running on Fumes: GM could soon run out of cash (www.forbes.com)
Do Any of America's Big Three Automotive Companies Have the Staying Power and Product Pipeline to Make It To Better Times?
Detroit's Big Three have several obstacles to overcome; the question is will they have the ability to withstand this perfect storm? Consumer confidence is shaken, financing is impossible or difficult, product mix doesn't meet market demands, alternative energy development and emission compliance is...
Analysis of:
Pfizer Accused of Using U.S. Workers to Train Foreign Replacements (www.eweek.com)
There is an increasing backlash in the US to offshore outsourcing, particularly the large deals typically outsourced to large Indian providers. The new political climate may embolden displaced US workers to complain more loudly, and Washington to listen more. Even if little concrete...
Analysis of:
Samsung Drops Bid to Buy SanDisk (www.businessweek.com)
What is going on here? Samsung is working in their shareholders' best interests, as is SanDisk. In the end, the separation between these two interests is thwarting meaningful progress in negotiations. Objective Analysis, in its Alerts, has outlined the impact this should have on each...
Analysis of:
U.S. Court Awards Judgement to Seoul Against Nichia (flashlightnews.org)
1. NIchia is very protective of it's intellectual property using legal proceeding to stall competitors from competing in key makrets such as backlighting for notebook computers, and genral purpose lighting.
2. Although some of the NIchia competitors may have violated Nichia intellectual property,...
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