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GLG News by Semiconductor Experts (North America)

Neil Kelly, Semiconductor Test Consultant
Neil Kelly, Semiconductor Test Consultant
Neil Kelly
Analysis of: Teradyne Coughs Up $250M For Eagle Test (www.forbes.com)
Industry consolidation in this case will not lead to a reduction in available products in the short term, so is of little immediate benefit to the industry as a whole.  Verigy will be the strongest out of the remaining SOC test companies as they alone benefit from the economics of single platform,...
Mark Fendley, Continuous Improvement Manager
BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC
Analysis of: Carmakers Deserve Loan Guarantees, G.M. Official Says (www.nytimes.com)
There are other mechanisms to achieve where GM, Ford, and Chrysler need to be in terms of technology and product. The loans will be little more than a taxpayer funded bailout. GM, Ford, and Chrylser have not learned from the ample lessons they have had in the past, what assurances are there that...
Thomas Coughlin, President
Thomas Coughlin, President
Coughlin Associates
Analysis of: Shakeout looms in SSDs (www.eetimes.com)
§ By some estimates there are over 50 companies currently offering products that they call solid state drives (SDDs)  §  Many of these products have been designed hastily and some of them show no improvement in benchmarking tests vs. hard disk drive metrics  §  There...
Thomas Coughlin, President
Thomas Coughlin, President
Coughlin Associates
Analysis of: Western Digital working on 20,000 RPM Raptor (www.bit-tech.net)
* There are rumors that Western Digital is working on a 20,000 RPM Raptor drive  * Other HDD companies such as Seagate, Fujitsu and others are also working on improving rotational as well as track change drive latencies  * SSDs are starting to compete against HDDs for performance oriented...
Paul Massie, Consultant
Self Employed
Analysis of: Computer Hardware: Recession-Proof? (www.businessweek.com)
Both the server and PC markets seem to have held up very well during the past months, and barring a catastrophic collapse of the economy, likely will continue to do well.  Credit must go to the innovations in both technology and business processes achieved primarily by HP, Dell and Intel.
Paul Massie, Consultant
Self Employed
Analysis of: Xen Community proposing the latest feature set for 3.3 (weblog.infoworld.com)
The next evolution of Xen software puts further pressure on VMWare’s market share and margins.  This is a clear indication that VMWare’s business model will require a major overhaul sometime in the next year or two.  Microsoft will be less impacted since they have less today. 
Mark Fendley, Continuous Improvement Manager
BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC
Analysis of: Autoliv to Acquire Radar Sensors Business of Tyco Electronics (www.tradingmarkets.com)
Certain parts of the automotive passive and active safety original equipment market are moving towards commodity status, with volume being the key to future profitability. Tier One safety equipment suppliers must invest in those technologies that will bring greater value and margins.
Thomas Coughlin, President
Thomas Coughlin, President
Coughlin Associates
Analysis of: Nintendo looking into holographic storage solutions (gonintendo.com)
* Nintendo and InPhase are apparently doing some joint work on holographic storage  * InPhase has been pursuing a holographic storage system (primarily for write once archive applications) for several years  * Any holographic storage product likely will not be in a Nintendo game system for...
Thomas Coughlin, President
Thomas Coughlin, President
Coughlin Associates
Analysis of: SanDisk unveils metric for solid-state drives (www.eetimes.com)
* SanDisk recently revealed a proposal for creating a single metric representing the expected lifetime of a solid state drive  * The SanDisk metric is called “Longterm Data Endurance” or LDE  * The SanDisk proposal comes at a time that several organizations such as IDEMA and JEDEC are discussing...
Paul Massie, Consultant
Self Employed
Analysis of: Intel's Next Gen "Nehalem" to be Called Core i7 (www.dailytech.com)
Intel’s next-gen Nehalem processor ups the performance bar, making it increasingly difficult for AMD.  Server manufacturers and software vendors will also be impacted, positively or negatively, by this generation of processors, which will also provide further impetus to cloud computing.

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