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Appleton's death could delay DRAM consolidation
The death of longtime Micron Technology Chairman and CEO Steve Appleton could throw a kink in rumored collaboration talks between Micron and Japan's Elpida Memory and delay needed industry consolidation, with significant consequences, according to market research firm Trendforce.
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Steve Appleton in retrospect
A retrospective on the career of Steve Appleton, Chairman and CEO of memory chip vendor Micron Technology, who died Friday in a plane crash.
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New IBM CEO sees her salary doubled
The new CEO of IBM has had her salary doubled from $800,000 to $1.5 million according to a regulatory filing.
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IBM SmartCamp startups attempt to solve world problems
With tech start-ups taking the world by storm, industry heavyweight IBM is plowing venture capital into seedling companies it believes can best solve the analytical challenges and public infrastructure problems of what it’s calling the “smarter planet”.
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ARM Mulls Non-Volatile Memory IP acquisition
ARM CEO Warren East (shown) says the U.K. processor IP vendor would consider acquiring non-volatile memory IP as a way to bolster its physical IP division.
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Panasonic predicts loss of $10 billion for fiscal year
Panasonic, one of the Japanese electronics giants, has said that it expects to make a net loss of 780.0 billion yen (about $10.2 billion) in the fiscal year that runs to March 31, 2012.
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