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Archive - Jul 9, 2009
Once a powerhouse in the brave new world of blogging, Technorati has been slowly but surely falling into irrelevance for the past years. Sure, blogs aren't exactly the hottest thing on the Internet, but the site has also been plagued by downtime and other problems as well as a general sense of stagnation. But now it is launching Twittorati, which, while still with blogging roots, aims to be for Twitter what the original site was for blogs seven years ago.
Mentor Graphics Corp., a leader in high-performance system verification solutions, announced its hardware-assisted solution to accelerate the verification of Serial-ATA (SATA) II products, including hard disk drives (HDD) and optical CD/DVD drives.
Renesas Technology America, Inc., announced the 72-Mbit Quad Data Rate II+ (QDRII+) and Double Data Rate II+ (DDRII+) high-speed SRAM*1 product family for use in high-end routers and switches in next-generation communication networks. These SRAM products achieve the industry's fastest level operating speed and are compliant to the QDR Consortium*2 industry standard. Additionally, this release also includes 72-Mbit QDRII and DDR II SRAM devices. The full range of devices, consisting of multiple speeds and configurations, will be available beginning in August 2009.
Atmel Corporation , announced today its AT88SA100S ultra low-cost, cryptographic battery authentication IC for mobile-phones, cameras, portable power tools, and other battery-powered applications.
IBM announced the launch of its Tokyo-based IBM Analytics Solution center which is part of a recently announced global network of analytics focused centers. Through these centers, IBM is addressing the growing demand for advanced analytics capabilities need to help clients build smarter business systems and drive improved decision-making.
EMC Corporation, extended its leadership in the virtualized data center with the announcement of its EMC Ionix IT management software for helping customers accelerate their migration from physical IT to virtual IT to cloud infrastructures. Ionix software combines automated server compliance and configuration solutions gained from EMC’s recent Configuresoft acquisition with EMC’s market-leading and newly unified management software portfolio to provide unparalleled insight and control across physical and virtual IT infrastructures.
ARM announced that Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a leading mobile handset provider, has licensed ARM Mali-SVG-t software for use in a wide range of mobile handsets, enabling clear graphical rendering of 2D objects and easy scaling for different display resolutions and zoom factors. Samsung joins a group of leading handset manufacturers who are leveraging ARM Mali hardware and software technology to deliver innovative, next-generation mobile devices.
NXP Semiconductors, the independent semiconductor company founded by Philips, announced the world’s first n-channel sub 1 milliOhm 25V MOSFET, PSMN1R2-25YL , boasting the lowest ever RDSon and best in class Figure of Merit. This is the lowest ever RDSon MOSFET in a Power-SO8 package (Loss Free package: LFPAK) and is an extension to NXP’s existing MOSFET portfolio. The newest generation MOSFET combines the high performance Power-S08 LFPAK package with latest Trench 6 generation silicon and offers numerous performance and reliability advantages in a wide variety of demanding applications such as: power OR-ring, motor control and high efficiency synchronous buck-regulators.
NXP, the independent semiconductor company founded by Philips, announced a collaboration with Siemens on an RFID-based supply chain pharmaceutical project designed to improve efficiency from manufacture to retail. Using NXP’s Application and System Center (ASC, formerly known as RFID Reference Design Center), a facility that provides real-life conditions for evaluating and optimizing RFID applications, the Siemens IT Solutions & Services team created a customized RFID system to ensure a high read accuracy throughout the supply chain.
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