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Headlines for Sunday, September 30, 2012

Technology

Gamers, phone users promised intrinsic security

Headlines for Friday, September 28, 2012

Business

Why race cars don't turn; they rotate

Will China bury its bad IP past?

Open Kernel Labs bought by defense giant

London Calling: Stressed Europe lashing out?

X-Fab pledges more money for making MEMS

Samsung, ST reveal foundry deal

Headlines for Thursday, September 27, 2012

Product

Slideshow: Intel carves new path to x86 tablets

Intel debuts next-generation Atom for tablets

Business

Micron hopes for better times ahead

ON Semi names CFO

Adapteva Kickstarts Hundred-Dollar Supercomputer

Wi-Fi chip maker Celeno attracts more investors

Cisco chip exec sees steady ASIC investments

Design

Fujitsu Semi takes Rambus license

Technology

Road to ARM TechCon: Cortex-M0+ hits spot for low-power systems

Headlines for Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Business

Mobile DRAM growth cooling

TI steering OMAP to embedded

Yoshida in China: How Nokia failed, MediaTek won

Technology

Xilinx All Programmable FPGAs used in robotic-assisted surgical app

HP, Hynix delay memristor debut

Xilinx takes Zynq platform into broadcast applications

Mobile speech recognition platforms projected to grow

Firms seek breakthroughs in rechargeable batteries

Taiwan embeds ReRAM in 28-nm logic process

Headlines for Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Business

Berkeley researchers may track Twitter hackers

LSI takes skeptic's view on small cells

China Fabless: Rockchip rattled by Android tablet wars

Sharp reportedly close to bailout deal

Infineon eyes cuts as sales fall

Week in automotive electronics (Sept. 24, 2012)

Judge rules Rambus destroyed evidence

Technology

Jedec releases next-gen DRAM spec

London Calling: Europe offers security to the world

Product

Oracle drives Java into MCUs, embedded suite

Headlines for Monday, September 24, 2012

Conferences & Shows

Intel, rivals gird for IC manufacturing showdown

Business

Yoshida in China: Why its engineering grads love multinationals

China's Nufront licenses leading ARM cores

Intel plans to crush ARM beyond 20 nm

Fujitsu said to want out of chip business

Embedded life lessons from DESIGN East

Technology

Erbium on silicon chip speeds up light