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DDR3 to ramp - is ATE ready?
Samsung to ramp up DDR3 production. Who has the test technology?Teradyne cuts jobs, lowers exec pay
Teradyne Inc. will eliminate 350 jobs and further reduce its executives' annual salaries as part of ongoing plans to lower expenses as demand for chip making equipment continues to decline.Intel calls the bottom
Otellini: "PC sales bottomed out during the first quarter"HiLevel outlasts IMS, HP82000 in engineering test station market
HiLevel and Marubun join forces for Asia push. HP/Verigy test station business gone. IMS ancient history.Service revenue keeps the lights on at ATE companies
Sales appear to be limited to service contracts and the occasional technology buy. Thank goodness for the large installed bases these companies have around the world...Atheros gives UltraFlex the nod
Teradyne's UltraFLEX-HD, UltraPin800 and UltraWave 12G Bring Performance Test Efficiencies to Atheros.Dram industry showing signs of recovery
Dram prices are stabilizing amid dwindling inventory, an industry executive said Wednesday. Good news... I'll take it.Chip market free-fall stablized in February
A bit of good news in the industry as tech sales pick up in some markets and the, "free fall has stabilized."STC folds as predicted. No more "Open ATE"
SEMI has effectively assumed control of both the STC and CAST. "OpenStar" rolls back to Advantest.More Articles...
- Fab orders surge, Test House firms see April growth
- Teradyne: More cuts, lower guidance...
- Teradyne is top ATE in VLSI Research ranking
- Analyst: China's chip industry 'broken'
- Verigy announces win at Spreadtrum
- Teradyne Unveils New ETS-88 Test System
- Yokagawa freezes SoC ATE development, announces layoffs
- Bedraggled chip sector not near bottom yet
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