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Apple’s iPhone 5 Is Pried Open and Its Profitable Secrets Start Bursting Out
Is Apple curtailing the parts it buys from Samsung? Maybe.
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Micron Technology Picks Up Former Nvidia Exec
Michael Rayfield, former head of Nvidia’s mobile business unit working on system-on-a-chip computing hardware, has been named vice president of wireless solutions at Micron Technology, the company announced Tuesday. In his new position, Rayfield will manage the development of DRAM, flash memory and other hardware aimed specifically at mobile devices. Before Nvidia, Rayfield held positions at Texas Instruments and Cisco.It’s Official: The Era of the Personal Computer Is Over
Long live personal computing.
Fusion-io Looks Ahead, Sees Streets Paved With Golden Flash Chips
Flash memory is going everywhere. Naturally, Fusion-io’s stock is going up.
With Elpida Buy, Micron Leaps Into Second Place in World Memory Market
The deal marks the end of a decade long-quest by Micron to buy an Asian player.
Fusion-io Brings Flash Madness to Workstations and Movies Like “Hugo”
Long focused primarily on servers, Fusion-io is now going after professional workstations, like the ones used by visual effects artists.
HP Envy Spectre 14: A Premium Ultrabook, at a Premium Price
HP’s Ultrabook, the Envy Spectre 14, is a good-looking, fast laptop. Is it worth $1,400?
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Micron Names Durcan CEO; Switz Chairman, After Appleton’s Death in Plane Crash
Memory-chip maker Micron Technology on Saturday named D. Mark Durcan as CEO and Robert E. Switz as chairman, following the death of Steven Appleton, who had long held those positions. Appleton died Friday in a plane crash in Boise. Sales executive Mark W. Adams was named president.Fusion-io Shares Whacked, but the Flash Madness Club Has a New Member
Fusion-io investors freak out over tighter margins. But never mind that. Fusion has a new customer: Salesforce.com
The World Is Overflowing With Memory Chips
The economy, the euro and Thailand have combined into a perfect storm that has caused memory chip inventories to pile up to extreme levels.