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Distributors step up embedded systems support
If there's ever been a period in the design chain where cost and time-to-market haven't been major factors, it's faded into distant memory. As engineers continue to pursue the best design solutions in the quickest way possible, distributors are stepping up their embedded systems support to help ease some of the pressure.
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IC Insights ups ww IC market forecast to 27%
With a DRAM market expected to increase 74% this year, market researchers at IC Insights now believe that the worldwide IC market will jump 27% in 2010 to $253 billion – exceeding the previous high of $234 billion reached in 2007 – and an additional 15% in 2011 to $290 billion. The market research company said too that if the January DRAM market stayed flat for the next 11 months, the 2010/2009 DRAM market would still register 61% growth.
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Embedded Master Contest Rules
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Symmetricom moves to embedded sync software
Symmetricom's expertise in timing products expands to software for Precision Timing Protocol
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Is the semi recovery more modest than it appears?
Macroeconomic factors in 2009 dictated market conditions that were independent of the technology business therefore comparisons with 2007 and 2008 provide a more accurate depiction of 2010 semiconductor market conditions, market researchers at iSuppli believe.
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Semi equipment spending to grow 76% over 2009, Gartner says
Spending by the memory and foundry markets, along with the advancement to new technology nodes will drive the semiconductor equipment segment in the first half of this year with quarterly growth slowing slightly in the second half before capacity additions start ramping up the equipment industry again going into 2011, the market research company said.
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Elpida buying flash technology assets from Spansion
To address the growing demand for smart phones and develop a stronger footing against South Korean competitors, Japan's biggest memory maker is acquiring the flash technology assets from the troubled flash memory maker. Spansion told EDN that the agreement between the companies concerns a small portion of Spansion's R&D assets and does not impact Spansion's operations or strategy to focus on embedded and targeted wireless applications.
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