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Advantest sees 55% sequential decline in memory ATE
Sales down 10.9%, orders down 8.1% from previous quarter.Teradyne Reports 96% Increase in 2010 Sales; Raises Outlook
Full year 2010 revenue of $1.6 billion, up 96 percent from 2009 revenue of $819 million... wow.LTX-C introduces new low cost X-Series -- the PAx
The PAx has been developed to address the high volume manufacturing test challenges of suppliers of advanced front end RF devices such as Multiband RF Power Amplifiers, RF Front End Modules, RF Analog System in Package and RF discrete devices.Mobility is changing the landscape
Several recent CNet articles highlight the impact mobility is having on the PC and related markets. This will create new winners and losers.Dram market set for double digit decline
iSuppli sees a, "huge drop in average selling prices (ASP) predicted for 2011."Citigroup Measures Probabilty Of Verigy Being Acquired By Advantest
Citigroup has published a research report on Verigy as the company inches closer to its Advantest deal.Wide I/O DRAM to drive TSV adoption by 2013
3-D based TSV Dram will compete with SPMT, MIPI, and Rambus’ XDR to boost memory bandwidth on next-gen handsets.ITRS publishes 2010 update
Update includes many interesting items on test and ATE. Highly recommended...Nvidia, "ARM architecture to dominate"
In what could signal a shift in the processor market, Nvidia announced at CES that it will build ARM-based CPUs, as Microsoft confirms the next Windows will work on both ARM and x86.More Articles...
- Test Houses expect IDM's to boost sales in 2011
- BiTS advance program available
- Advantest raises offer for Verigy to $908 million
- 2011 semiconductor forecasts trickle in
- Verigy gets "two thumbs up" for customer satisfaction
- Advantest bids $727 Million for Verigy. LTXC sweats it...
- Silicon Valley Test Workshop - final interview and wrap up
- LTX-Credence Receives Award from UTAC
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