Intel's quandary over hyper-threading future
04 February, 2002
Hyper-threading is something of a mystery, and Intel are still unsure how to release it successfully to the industry.
Motion Software
11 December, 2001 | Supplied by: National Instruments Aust Pty Ltd
Text-based programmers can integrate motion into measurement applications created with Measurement Studio, a complete set of measurement tools that complements popular programming languages.
Colour technology for transflective displays
11 October, 2001
Philips has just introduced a technology that enhances luminance and colour saturation in transflective liquid-crystal displays without significantly increasing power consumption.
IBM stretchs silicon
03 July, 2001
IBM has discovered a way to alter silicon, the fundamental material at the heart of microchips, and the breakthrough is expected to increase chip speeds by up to 35%.
Designer Software
10 April, 2001 | Supplied by: National Instruments Aust Pty Ltd
National Instruments has announced DAQ Designer 2001, a free CD that helps engineers and scientists interactively configure custom measurement systems.
Motorola semiconductor unit to cut 4000 jobs
13 February, 2001
Motorola in the US has said it would cut up to 4,000 jobs from its semiconductor manufacturing division as a cost-cutting move.
NSW Semiconductor Scientists in Deal with Cisco
16 November, 2000
Two Sydney scientists have reportedly pulled off one of Australia's biggest private technology deals, selling their Radiata Communications company for $567 million to Cisco.
National Semiconductor Appoints Arrow Electronics As Australian and NZ Distributor
03 November, 2000
Arrow Electronics Australia and National Semiconductor announced today that National has appointed Arrow Electronics as a distributor for its products in Australia and New Zealand.
Motorola's Semiconductor Products Sector Expands
09 October, 2000 | Supplied by: Motorola Solutions
Motorola recently completed the process of moving its volume assembly and test manufacturing facility for high power RF products from Seremban, Malaysia to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Software Driver
03 September, 2000 | Supplied by: http://www.electro.com.au/
Hyperception has released a software driver for the Texas Instruments TMS320C6211 DSK DSP hardware, which will allow the DSK to be used with the company's Hypersignal RIDE component-based DSP design software.