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14-12-18 // 5:00p.m.
42 articles tagged as manufacturing
Kickstarter turns an eco-friendly new leaf
Asks creators for voluntary commitments.
28-11-18 // 11:09a.m.
Samsung apologises for worker deaths, illnesses
Failed to 'manage health threats', it admits.
23-11-18 // 10:57a.m.
Apple, Amazon, Supermicro deny Chinese hardware hack report
Bloomberg Businessweek sticking to its story.
5-10-18 // 11:36a.m.
Video: MACH 2018 Expo Walkthrough
Alex wanders around MACH 2018, where some of the finest manufacturing and engineering machines were on display.
1-5-18 // 2:15p.m.
HTC sells smartphone manufacturing plant, doubles-down on Vive
Walks away with a £17.24M profit.
20-3-17 // 11:43a.m.
Seagate closes former Maxtor plant, 2,000 jobs axed
Part of its cost reduction efforts.
12-1-17 // 11:03a.m.
Foxconn to launch wearable computing investment fund
Puts millions aside to kick-start market.
11-12-13 // 11:20a.m.
Manufacturing begins for the Raspberry Pi microcomputer
The Raspberry Pi microcomputer is nearly here, as the first 10,000 unit production run begins.
11-1-12 // 11:08a.m.
Review Made in China: Tech, Ethics and Economics
Following the suicides of Foxconn workers, we take a look at the issues involved in tech manufacturing.
1-9-10 // 7:28a.m.
Review How to Make a CPU: From Sand to Shelf
We take a look at how Intel crams so much whizz-bang in such a small space
10-6-10 // 11:06a.m.
Global Foundries announces ambitious expansion plans
Global Foundries has announced it intends to expand Dresden and New York Fab capacities.
2-6-10 // 2:32a.m.
Rumour: PS3 Slim in production for August release
Sony has reportedly signed manufacturing agreements with Foxconn and Pegatron to build the new PS3 Slim.
1-7-09 // 4:10p.m.
Review Seasonic's Engineering and Factory Tour
We took a trip to DongGuan, China, to not only take a nose around Seasonic's Factory, but understand the details of its engineering philosophy too. Want to know where your power supplies come from? Take a look to find out.
20-6-09 // 9:55a.m.
Review How PC cases are made: In-Win Factory Tour
While we're in Taipei for Computex, we've dropped in to PC case manufacturer In-Win to have a nose around its latest manufacturing facility and see how this ISO certified, all-Taiwanese company makes its products.
7-6-09 // 9:25a.m.
AMD announces manufacturing spin off
During a conference call this afternoon, AMD confirmed the rumours that have been circulating about its plans to spin off its foundry business into a separate company.
7-10-08 // 4:20p.m.
Review Gigabyte Nan-Ping Factory Tour
Gigabyte recently invited bit-tech and a few other international journalists to visit one of its factories in Nan-Ping. Read on to find out exactly where that Gigabyte P45 board you want to buy comes from.
12-6-08 // 7:52a.m.
Industry to start move to 450mm wafers in 2012
Intel, Samsung Electronics and TSMC have collectively agreed to push forwards with plans to move to 450mm wafer production starting in 2012.
6-5-08 // 11:07a.m.
Windows XP SP3 hits RTM
Microsoft has announced the release of Windows XP Service Pack 3. The release schedule follows the rumours circulating last week.
22-4-08 // 11:43a.m.
Windows Home Server goes RTM
Microsoft has announced that Windows Home Server has been released to manufacturing. Systems will ship with the OS installed by October.
17-7-07 // 5:48p.m.
AMD manufacturing plans on schedule
AMD has announced that it is on schedule to fully ramp up 65nm production in two of its fabs later this year. 45nm production is also on schedule for a mid-2008 introduction.
23-5-07 // 12:18p.m.
AMD heading to 45nm in 2008
AMD CEO Hector Ruiz has already started talking about his company's move to a 45 nanometre manufacturing process.
4-5-07 // 10:09a.m.
The Spectrum of Red, Green & Blue
After attending both Intel and AMD events in the last few weeks, Richard Swinburne reflects on his experiences in Beijing and Tunis before coming to some solid conclusions.
29-4-07 // 5:51p.m.
R600 is fabbed on 80nm, AGP parts coming
AMD's Vijay Sharma has squashed rumours that R600 would be switched to a 65nm process because of serious current leakage. He also confirmed that the company's AGP bridge chip works with R600 family GPUs, too.
3-4-07 // 10:51a.m.
TSMC readies 55nm process technology
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has announced that its 55nm process technology is ready for use in large scale production runs.
28-3-07 // 1:26p.m.
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