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  Headlines for Monday Feb 8, 2010
Report: Lead found in IBM's drinking water

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Monday's other top stories
  • An analyst's 10 reasons to be cheerful 
  • New CEO Sandeep Vij forms 'Team MIPS' 
  • Officials underscore Brazil's chip-making ambitions 
  • Number indicted in chip-spying case rises to 18, says report 

    Product news
  • Intel rolls Tukwilla, nixes fully buffered DIMMs 
  • Micron, Nanya announce 42-nm DRAM process 
  • OmniVision CMOS imagers debut 
  • IBM's Power7 rejiggers system design approach 
  • Ceva, MimoOn to demonstrate LTE platform at MWC 

    News from ISSCC
  • ISSCC: Intel has edge over AMD, for now 
  • ISSCC: Toshiba, Unity claim breakthroughs  
  • ISSCC: Expert picks winner for post-CMOS era 
  • Closer look inside AMD's Llano APU at ISSCC 
  • ISSCC keynoter wants 100X power efficiency improvement 
  • ISSCC 2010: Bosch unveils integrated MEMS automotive sensor 

    Business news
  • Intel exec pleads guilty in Galleon case 
  • Synopsys to acquire ESL vendor CoWare 
  • Engineers explore life beyond 10 Gbit links 
  • ST opens Taiwan office  
  • Wearable computing research gains support 
  • Nokia expected to cut staff at Salo production plant 
  • Europe betting on payout from Intel Labs' gambit 
  • European nanoelectronics project seeks more proposals 

    Last week in review
  • Intel flash, Apple departures, ARM roadmap lead weekly story ranking 


      Headlines for Friday Feb 5, 2010
    OK Labs, Citrix aim beyond Android with Nirvana platform

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    Friday's other top stories
  • Actel CEO East to retire 
  • Brooks beats sales estimates, posts loss 
  • Smart phones shipments up 15% in 2009, says IDC 

    Comment & Analysis
  • Analyst: Applied to lose share amid scandal  
  • Opinion: Computer overload threatens auto safety 

    Technology news
  • IBM demos 100-GHz graphene transistor 

    Business news
  • Rumor mill: Micron to buy Numonyx? 
  • Earnings roundup: What analysts said  
  • Image processing SoC from NEC rolls 
  • Low-clamping protection array targets Ethernet market 


      Headlines for Thursday Feb 4, 2010
    Intel tips NAND strategy, reveals a surprise

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    Thursday's other top stories
  • Design team execs left Apple to form startup 
  • GlobalFoundries wants 30% of foundry market, says report 
  • Indian state of Karnataka announces semiconductor policy 
  • DRAM leads top ten IC growth sectors for 2010, says analyst 

    Comment & Analysis
  • Panel: Outsourcing is 'cruel' but necessary 
  • Analysis: Microchip benefits from SST M&A blunder 

    Business news
  • Bell Labs to create jobs in Ireland 
  • Virage Logic posts strong growth  
  • Restructuring pays dividends for Enea 
  • ISQED reveals topics for interactive tutorials 
  • Renesas expands production of MCUs with Beijing plant 
  • Dialog acquires power management technology from Diodes Zetex 

    Technology news
  • Magnetism seen as key to superconductivity 
  • ESC speaker to describe emerging bio-ASICs  
  • CSEM offers transceiver-with-DSP for wireless networks 

    Product news
  • Tata Elxsi rolls out LTE protocol stack 
  • CSEM offers transceiver-with-DSP for wireless networks 


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