Company’s hydrocarbon separation for drill-outs and clean-outs being deployed.
Saudi’s WEC seeks developers for Rabigh 3 IWP mega plant
Saudi Arabia’s Water and Electricity Company (WEC) is seeking expressions of interest for a mega SWRO project in Rabigh, north of Jeddah.
State to forgive Flint’s drinking water debt
EPA, State of Michigan will forgive $20.7M in past Drinking Water State Revolving Fund debt owed by the City of Flint.
Oman’s Marafiq extends bidding deadline for Duqm power and water project
Omani utility Marafiq has extended the bidding deadline for Duqm power and water project from 1 August to 15 September 2017, reports Times of Oman.
FATHOM customer service center in Haltom City, Texas, to improve utility operations
System will create jobs in the region and provide face-to-face support.
‘I am fully confident on the successful integration of GE Water,’ Suez CEO Jean-Louis Chaussade
Suez chief executive Jean-Louis Chaussade sets out an early vision for Suez WTS, the new powerhouse in industrial water treatment created through the Suez-GE deal.
Shanghai raises $7.4bn IC promotion fund
Shanghai, has raised a $7.4 billion fund to back the IC industry, reports Digitimes. The intention is to help fabless companies make acquisitions and assist the equipment and materials industries. Last year the Shanghai fund, called the Shanghai Integrated Circuit Industry Fund (SICIF) raised $3.5 billion with 10% of that coming from the China government’s …
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Invecas of Hyderabad buys Lattice’s HDMI business
Invecas, the three year-old Hyderabad fabless start-up, buys the HDMI operation of Lattice Semiconductor and its Simplay Labs subsidiary.
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Flash killing HDD
Flash is killing the HDD industry, reports Trendforce. Flash dollars are growing at 55% a year while HDD dollars are shrinking at 5% a year. Q2 NAND flash capacity shipped was about 35 exabytes for $13.2 billion. Q2 HDD capacity shipped was 159.5 exabytes for $5.7 billion. While shipped HDD capacity is still rising, the …
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Sony back on track
The Sony turnaround under Kaz Hirai looks on track to return to the glories of its golden age.
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