Navy buys IBM storm forecaster. navy buys ibm storm forecaster. The world's fourth-fastest super computer, it can process two trillion calculations per second and will be used by the U.S. Navy to model the world's oceans and improve maritime storm forecasting. It will use 2,728 processors to perform more than 6 trillion operations per second in research applications that include severe weather forecasting as well as drug simulations and earthquake prediction....

Online PC sales defy forecasts. online pc sales defy forecasts....

VIA forecasts rapid take-up for KT333. via forecasts rapid take. The company has taken soundings from its mobo making customers, who forecast that 40-50 per cent of their designs will support DDR333 by the end of this year....

First-tier mobo makers: 2002 shipment forecasts. first. Compared to their projections at the end of 2001, first-tier motherboard companies' latest 2002 shipment forecasts appear more conservative. Compared to their projections at the end of 2001, first-tier motherboard companies' latest 2002 shipment forecasts appear more conservative....

Gigabyte forecasts falling gross margin in 2Q but optimistic business outlook in 2H. gigabyte forecasts falling gross margin in 2q but optimistic business outlook in 2h....

DisplaySearch outlines TFT LCD market forecast at FPD Expo Taiwan. displaysearch outlines tft lcd market forecast at fpd expo taiwan....

DisplaySearch raises global FPD market forecasts. displaysearch raises global fpd market forecasts. Due to manufacturers stretching capacity beyond previous expectations, on May 29 market research firm DisplaySearch raised the forecasts it made in March for the global FPD market this year. Due to manufacturers stretching capacity beyond previous expectations, on May 29 market research firm DisplaySearch raised the forecasts it made in March for the global FPD market this year....

ProMOS hikes year-end 12" production forecast to 18,000 wafers. promos hikes year. Leading Taiwan-based DRAM manufacturer ProMOS Technologies indicated on June 13 that it has raised its monthly production forecast to 9,000 wafers by the end of the third quarter and 18,000 wafers by year-end. Leading Taiwan-based DRAM manufacturer ProMOS Technologies indicated on June 13 that it has raised its monthly production forecast to 9,000 wafers by the end of the third quarter and 18,000 wafers by year-end. This year-end production estimate has doubled from an earlier forecast of 9,000 wafers....