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...sat idle due to the downturn, and "with the recent turnaround in the DRAM market, ProMOS has embarked on the road to recovery," ProMOS said in the statement. 0 No "Elpida Inks DRAM Tech, Outsourcing Deal With Taiwan's ProMOS" Comments

In this article: Taiwan, Acer, and Elpida Memory

Articles A fast-growing Chinese IT consulting and outsourcing company is set to open in San Francisco, reflecting the country's increasing competitiveness in a market space long dominated by India. Isoftstone Inc . of Beijing...

In this article: San Francisco, Taiwan, Boeing, Ron Wyden, and Beijing

UMC also on Wednesday announced it plans to buy all stock in UMC Japan Challenges in Japan's chip industry could cause a surge in outsourcing to contract chip makers such as UMC, the company said, but UMC Japan is losing money and could...

In this article: UMC, Taiwan, and Japan

...as the subway in Taipei has revived the real estate market there. Taiwan continues to rely heavily on its technology sector, a specialist in manufacturing outsourcing. Recent developments include moving up the food chain in brand building...

In this article: Taiwan, People's Republic of China, Lee Teng-hui, United Nations, Taipei, Hyperinflation, Kaohsiung, and United States

...said. Renesas is considering outsourcing a large part of its production to the Taiwan company to cut its mounting production costs and instead use more of its financial resources on product development, the sources said Wednesday. The...

In this article: Renesas, Taiwan, Joint venture, Panasonic Corp., University of Tokyo, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Mitsubishi Electric Corp., Toyota, and The Japan Times Online

...to 30 percent from 46 percent. For Japan, which has largely moved out of commodity components, Taiwan provides outsourcing that enable Japanese semiconductor firms to focus on premium products and cut costs. Elpida Memory <6665. T>, staving...

In this article: Taiwan, China, LG Display, Hynix, Asia, Samsung Electronics, Korea, and Japan

Intel recently struck an unusual outsourcing relationship with TSMC for the Atom, both to ensure that there would be an available supply of Atom chips as well as to offload the lower-margin manufacturing onto the Taiwan foundry. Add PC...

In this article: Atom, Intel, Supermicro, TSMC, Silicon Graphics, and Taiwan

...Sony this year. The deal was "in line with our thesis that Sony will go to around 40 per cent of outsourcing in its TV business, and possibly more", said David Gibson, head of research at Macquarie Research in Tokyo. Copyright The...

In this article: Sony, Taiwan, Tijuana, Tokyo, Supply chain, Sharp, Japan, and Mexico