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Qimonda

An SI Board Since August 2006

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Qimonda in a nutshell (From Qimonda Website)

Qimonda AG, the new memory company carved out of Infineon Technologies AG on May 1, 2006, is the 2nd largest DRAM company worldwide (according to iSuppli, April 2006), a leader in 300mm manufacturing, and one of the top suppliers of DRAM products for the PC and Server markets. Qimonda, currently a wholly-owned subsidiary of Infineon, is headquartered in Munich and has generated net sales of 2.8 billion EUR in last fiscal year 2005. We have approximately 12,000 employees worldwide including 1,700 in R&D with access to five 300mm manufacturing sites on three continents. And we operate five major R&D facilities, including our lead R&D-center in Dresden. With a historical emphasis on PC and server products, the company is now focusing on products for graphics, mobile and consumer applications using its power-saving trench technology.

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58	Is a QI takeunder by MU a possibility?	SI User	-	9/11/2008
57	"Meanwhile Qimonda is entering solar cell manufacturing, starting with a co	burn2learn	-	5/6/2008
56	Qimonda is backing off of commodity DRAM since their partner SMIC will exit DRAM	mlc178	-	5/6/2008
55	Taking a big shot today with QI at $3.86. TSM and INTC look to be trending hig	John Vosilla	-	3/31/2008
54	And Micron appears poised to start an uptrend if it can close above $8.. A year	John Vosilla	-	2/26/2008
53	It doesn't look like a major breakthrough to me. Qimonda will move to 65nm	mlc178	-	2/25/2008
52	trench is at eol. This was needed just to compete. Also helps explain the mu nan	burn2learn	-	2/25/2008
51	Qimonda announces DRAM breakthrough today with PR, conference call, and PDF pres	mlc178	-	2/25/2008
50	Infineon Cuts Stake in Qimonda Memory Maker to 78.6 Percent FRANKFURT, Germany	mlc178	-	9/21/2007
49	Qimonda AG - 25M Share Offering Priced At $10.92 Copyright (c) 2007 Dow Jones &	mlc178	-	9/21/2007
48	<i>35 million shares to be offered tomorrow.</i> Another mistake...	mlc178	-	9/19/2007
47	35 million shares to be offered tomorrow. Big bargain giveaway by Infineon.	mlc178	-	9/19/2007
46	<i>...said 58% or 59% of bit production in the previous 9 quarters...</	mlc178	-	9/19/2007
45	Picked up some at $11.00. First buy for me in several months. Since it is way	mlc178	-	9/19/2007
44	Qimonda introduces new quad-rank 8GB FB-DIMMs with up to 45% lower energy consum	mlc178	-	6/28/2007
43	Samsung suspends DRAM shipments to PC OEMs. digitimes.com Of course Samsung is	mlc178	-	6/21/2007
42	DDR2 spot prices are shooting up today according to dramexchange.com Could be d	mlc178	-	6/20/2007
41	FRANKFURT, June 20 (Reuters) - German chipmaker Infineon (IFXGn.DE: Quote, Profi	mlc178	-	6/20/2007
40	The Intel 5000 series Xeon server and workstation processors require Fully Buffe	mlc178	-	6/15/2007
39	I have noticed Qimonda specialty memory has found its way into several major pro	mlc178	-	6/3/2007
38	Qimonda in the iPos Nano and the video iPod. Both have Qimonda Mobile DRAM. ee	mlc178	-	6/3/2007
37	Look inside the Apple 8GB iPod. Lots of memory chips inside from SST, Qimonda,	mlc178	-	6/3/2007
36	Several months have gone by since the lock up period after Qimonda's IPO and	mlc178	-	6/1/2007
35	SPECIALTY MEMORY DOING WELL From CEO of Elpida Memory Inc. April 2006: "N	mlc178	-	6/1/2007
34	QI gapped up and shot up above book value. Investors must be anticipating a reb	mlc178	-	6/1/2007

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