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Written by Sanjin Maneslovic
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Friday, 30 May 2008 |
 Kingston Technology was ranked No. 1 by iSuppli in the world in the dynamic random access memory (DRAM) module supplier market for 2007, based on revenues. According to a recent report from the independent research company, Kingston Technology had over $2.2 billion (U.S.) in sales, representing over 27 percent of the total global DRAM market.
Kingston’s DRAM module products include branded or system-specific memory; ValueRAM memory built to JEDEC specs and designed for system integrators and white box builders; and HyperX memory for gamers and PC enthusiasts who demand higher performance and speed. Founded in 1987 with a single offering, Kingston Technology now makes and sells over 2,000 memory products.
The iSuppli report only covered DRAM module revenues and did not include OEM contract manufacturing or Flash memory sales. In March, Kingston Technology announced that its 2007 global revenues soared to $4.5 billion, the highest in company history.
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Written by Sanjin Maneslovic
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Wednesday, 21 May 2008 |
 Intel's passion for innovation is applied not only to developing new technologies, but also to managing complex global environmental issues. Energy efficiency and resource conservation are at the forefront of what needs to be done to address today’s climate challenges.
Energy efficiency has become a key design priority as we seek to deliver cutting edge processors and computing platforms. The recent transition from single-core to multi-core technology has permanently altered the course of computing as we know it, enabling powerful energy-efficient performance on all Intel's platforms.
Moving from 65nm to 45nm technology has not only enabled a smaller die
size, but has also enabled more transistors to be deployed. This
allows greater performance and at the same time a 30% reduction in
transistor switching power. Intel also moved away from lead and halogen
- two materials that have been used by the entire electronics industry
for decades but have recently raised concerns around the impact they're
having on our environment.
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Written by Sanjin Maneslovic
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Monday, 19 May 2008 |
 We have received an official writen statement from Asus, and we are reporting it entirely...
"It has come to our attention that a certain Taiwanese Motherboard Manufacturer has made false claims against ASUS motherboards. These claims have given rise to false information being communicated in both the mainstream media and technology channels. ASUS wishes to clarify the issues and so avoid any further confusion.
After investigation, it is clear that this company in question made use of a sponsored gathering of local and international media to deliberately spread information that we consider both untrue and without credible verification. This “disinformation” is not only extremely damaging to ASUS but also completely misleading to the consumers.
ASUS reserves the right to take legal action against any individual, organization or corporation which creates or spreads such rumors."
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Written by Sanjin Maneslovic
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Friday, 16 May 2008 |
 Samsung Electronics named Yoon-Woo Lee as its new Vice Chairman & CEO. Vice Chairman Lee will replace Jong-Yong Yun, who has led Samsung Electronics since 1997 and who will now serve as the company’s standing adviser.
Dr. Chang-Gyu Hwang, President of Samsung Electronics’ Semiconductor Business, will replace Vice Chairman Ki-Tae Lee and will lead the Corporate Technology Operations. Vice Chairman Ki-Tae Lee will lead the External Relations operations at Samsung Electronics.
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Written by Enis Sahinovic
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Tuesday, 05 February 2008 |
 Nvidia confirmed last month's rumors by announcing today it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Ageia Technologies.
"The AGEIA team is world class, and is passionate about the same thing we are—creating the most amazing and captivating game experiences," stated Jen-Hsun Huang, president and CEO of NVIDIA. "By combining the teams that created the world's most pervasive GPU and physics engine brands, we can now bring GeForce-accelerated PhysX to hundreds of millions of gamers around the world."
It is uknown whether Nvidia will help Ageia release its new product under GeForce brand or use Ageia's experience and add physics accelerator along with GPU on graphics cards. More details about the acquisition will be provided during NVIDIA's quarterly conference call, to be held on Wednesday, February 13, 2008 at 2:00 PM, Pacific Time. |
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Written by Sanjin Maneslovic
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Wednesday, 05 December 2007 |
Independent specialized supplier for proprietary memory expansions, generic modules and flash-based products Memorysolution GmbH celebrated 10 years of existence on December 1st. To mark the anniversary, a sweepstake in form of a crossword puzzle will be been put online on the corporate web pages.
"Despite having gone through the same ups and downs in the market that all market participants had to overcome, Memorysolution had already finalized the first half of the year 2007 – against the common trend - with an impressive positive business result. Not resting on our laurels, however further measures to improve on efficiency and customer satisfaction were initiated.
At CeBIT 2007, Memorysolution announced the distribution of DDR2 memory manufactured by OCI. In the D-A-CH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), the unique and patented fully RoHS compliant DRAM memory modules are available exclusively through Memorysolution. Also, the distribution of MaxFlash, offering a complete range of flash-based memory components was announced. Subsequently, the online shop underwent a complete redesign."
Memorysolution will give away ten high-class CE items as material prizes to winners of the raffle. InsideHW is glad to join numerous sincere congratulations to Memorysolution, and to wish them even more success in the future. |
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