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    By Melly Alazraki

    | 10:20AM 12/09/2010
    German chipmaker Infineon Technologies is considering the idea of an electric car that's steered with a joystick, which could help car companies slash costs as they replace expensive mechanical parts with cheaper electronic ones.

    By Dawn Kawamoto

    | 9:30AM 9/28/2010
    Oracle has slapped Micron Technology, Samsung, Hynix, Infineon and other chip-makers with a price-fixing lawsuit, a follow-up to the $173 million antitrust settlement that those companies and others reached with state attorneys generals regarding similar allegations several months back.

    By Dawn Kawamoto

    | 9:21AM 8/27/2010
    Intel is nearing a bid to buy Infineon Technologies' wireless unit, a move that would give it an instant presence in the smartphone market. The world's top chipmaker will reportedly offer $1.91 billion for the unit, which supplies chips for both Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy S.

    By Ucilia Wang

    | 8:00PM 8/23/2010
    Intel and Nokia are partnering on a lab to explore 3-D technologies, which already are popular in games and movies. The companies believe consumers will want similar vivid imaging and interactive experiences while using their smartphones.