TOKYO, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Japan's NEC Electronics Corp. <6723.T>, the world's eighth-largest chip maker, said on Wednesday its quarterly operating loss shrank on improved sales of chips for game ...

Nakajima, 58, replaces Kaoru Tosaka, 65, who was the first president of the company after it separated as a subsidiary from parent conglomerate NEC in November 2002. The change, which takes effect ...

TOKYO — NEC Electronics Corp., the semiconductor subsidiary of NEC Corp., is targeting the emerging wireless USB device market with first samples of a wireless USB controller due out in June 2005. The ...

NEC Electronics Corp. last week detailed plans for building its first 300mm-wafer line, which is due to begin operation next year using a 0.13-micron manufacturing process. A 90nm process will be ...

NEC Electronics suffered operational losses to the tune of 5.8 billion yen (about $50 million) during its first quarter of 2006, according to Tech On, Nikkei Business Publications' ...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has invited NEC Electronics America Inc. to join its WasteWise Hall of Fame. In recognizing the company, the EPA highlighted NEC’s commitment to environmental ...

TOKYO, July 30 (Reuters) - Japanese chipmaker NEC Electronics Corp <6723.T> stayed in the red in April-June on sluggish demand for car chips and high-end PCs and a strong yen, and it said the rest of ...

NEC Electronics America Inc. has demonstrated at CES 2009 what it says are the industry’s first prototype devices based on the USB 3.0 specification, which was announced by the USB Implementation ...

NEC Electronics America (www.am.necel.com) has introduced the V850E/PHO3, a 32-bit all-flash automotive microcontroller optimized for chassis and inverter control ...