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Christie Appoints Steljes Ireland

Christie has signed a partnership with Steljes Ireland to distribute Christie’s business products portfolio in the Irish Republic. Steljes Ireland will carry Christie mobile demo stock and will set up a demonstration facility in the territory, which will be available to end users. The facility will contain a broad range of products, including the new … Read more

Footfall Across UK Fell 1.1% in August

Footfall in August was 1.1% down year on year, down on the 0.6% fall in July and below the three-month average of a 0.8% decline, according to the latest report from the British Retail Consortium (BRC). Despite the decline, retail sales in August performed well. BRC director general Helen Dickinson commented: “Taking account of the … Read more

AMD: ‘If 28nm Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix it’

Rory Read, AMD’s CEO, has detailed the company’s two-year roadmap at a presentation for Deutsche Bank in Germany. He said that 28nm would remain a major process for the company for some time, but added that AMD is planning to invest in 20nm and 16/14nm FinFET nodes – on certain products. For example, K12 and … Read more

Intel Seeks Sub-10nm

At Intel’s developer forum (IDF), the company said that it is working to drive processes down to 7nm, without advances in lithography. EUV (extreme ultraviolet) lithography, rather than today’s deep UV lithography, is commonly thought to be required for 10nm and lower processes. Intel fellow Mark Bohr said that he is “very interested” in EUV, … Read more

Snapdragon 210 Aims to Break Mediatek Monopoly

Qualcomm’s newest mobile processor is aimed squarely at Mediatek’s core business: value devices. The Snapdragon 210 is Qualcomm’s first 4G chip for entry-level smartphones and tablets; it also supports 3G, LTE Broadcast, LTE Dual SIM and HEVC. At the same time as the announcement, Qualcomm said that it will begin to offer tablet reference designs … Read more

Amscreen…Relocates Aral Network…

Amscreen’s Aral network in Germany, which uses more than 1,000 displays, has been switched off. The small (10 displays) Esso network in the Rhine-Main area is also due to be shut down. A small screen size and location that is ‘no longer competitive’ were cited as the reasons for the shut-down, according to Invidis who … Read more