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Purchase of Microsoft?s Mediaroom gives Ericsson lead in IPTV set-top box biz

With its purchase of Microsoft?s Mediaroom properties, Ericsson not only will become the leading player in the market for IPTV set-top box (STB) middleware, it also will be able to expand its IPTV offering into a complete, integrated solution that will give the company a competitive advantage over its rivals.

Global semicon revenue declines 2.6% in 2012

With the overall semiconductor market decline, the number of vendors that declined among the top 25 outnumbered those that grew.

Following decline in 2012, global TV market won?t recover until 2015

The LCD TV market fell for the first time ever on an annual basis in 2012, with shipments declining to 209.8 million units, down slightly from 211.3 million in 2011.

NAND flash market defies trends, grows to record level in Q4

The global market for NAND flash memory pulled off a surprise growth spurt during the last three months of 2012, causing sales to reach a record high.

Samsung turns up pressure on competition with pressure sensor in Galaxy S4

With the introduction of the Galaxy S4, Samsung continues to lead the market in the adoption of pressure sensors in smartphones, paving the way for massive growth in the market for these devices in the coming years.

Samsung gets personal with Galaxy S4, boosting market share in 2013

With a focus on lifestyle enhancement, the Galaxy S4 from Samsung transcends the smartphone?s traditional role as a mobile device and places it squarely in the realm of providing personal experiences.

Global IT spending on pace to reach $3.8T in 2013

Worldwide IT spending is projected to total $3.8 trillion in 2013, a 4.1-percent increase from 2012 spending of $3.6 trillion.

Surge of denial of service attacks expose biz to new vulnerabilities

Lurking in the shadows for nearly a decade, denial of service (DoS) and distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks are making a resurgence.

In another sign of tech shift, DRAM content growth in PCs slows

The steady increase in PC capabilities that has justified the upgrade cycle and fueled the long-term growth of the PC market is undergoing a historical deceleration, as evidenced by the slowing increase in DRAM content in notebooks and desktops since 2007.

Early adopters of 3D printing could gain advantage over rivals by 2016

3D printing is disrupting the design, prototyping, and manufacturing processes in a wide range of industries.

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