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  Headlines for Friday Mar 12, 2010
GlobalFoundries' plans for 2010 capex of $2.5 billion

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  • End of conflict at ST-Ericsson Caen  
  • Khronos moves OpenGL graphics API to v4.0 
  • Defendants in Samsung 'secrets' case deny charges, says report 

    Comment & Analysis
  • Software and the non-quality revolution 
  • Viewpoint: Your future is programmable 
  • Preventing dynamic allocation in C++ code 

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  • VITA calls for optical interconnect research 
  • Enea provides Android integration for Scalado 
  • Macleod changes focus to revenue growth at National 
  • Digi-Key adds price, availability to NXP datasheet simulator 

    Emails to the editor
  • Email: Is there still room for startups in WSN? 
  • Email: Is energy harvesting for WSNs overhyped? 


      Headlines for Thursday Mar 11, 2010
    Applied again top gear vendor amid 2009 turmoil

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    Thursday's other top stories
  • ADI's Fishman pitches analog investors 
  • Analyst: Canon's litho hopes tied to nano-imprint 
  • Startup seeks to merge IC floorplanning, IP sourcing 
  • Silicon Hive launches parallel platform, licenses LSI 

    Comment & Analysis
  • Comment: Surviving the mobile systems stampede 
  • Analyst: High-priced hardware will kill Google Chrome 

    Business news
  • National's sales, earnings rise  
  • Synopsys discreetly acquires Gemini  
  • Applied continues to expand in Asia 
  • Barriers restrict China PV market growth 
  • SunPower, Toshiba ink 32MW solar supply deal 
  • GlobalFoundries' Dresden fab to run 22-nm CMOS 
  • Ralink, TrendChip merge to form wireless, broadband IC player 
  • Q-Cells International became largest PV system integrator in 2009 

    Technology news
  • Organic-silicon hybrid aims at optics 
  • BASF, Li-Tec join European e-car strategy alliance 
  • Siemens e-car engine makes charging electronics obsolete  
  • Network-based LED lighting technology for commercial buildings 

    Product news
  • Fairchild minimizes power losses in multi-stage power supplies 


      Headlines for Wednesday Mar 10, 2010
    Source: Samsung explores gate-last high-k

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    Wednesday's other top stories
  • Qualcomm, others invest $46M in AMEC 
  • PC shipments actually grew in '09, says iSuppli 
  • FPGA startup: Process tech eases ASIC migration 

    Comment and analysis
  • Point/Counterpoint: Do you support patent reform? 
  • Comment: Surviving the mobile systems stampede 

    Business news
  • TSMC, UMC see flat sales  
  • FormFactor opens Singapore plant  
  • Specialty foundries expand their wings  
  • Interview with Chuck Thacker, PC pioneer 

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  • Graphene's the right stuff for organic LEDs, says Stanford team 

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  • Magma readies static timing analysis platform 
  • Magma releases alternative to Monte Carlo analysis 


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