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National Semiconductorrsquo backing gives Cyrix new leverageWith backing from National Semiconductor, chipmaker Cyrix plans to take the thin-client, NC-device world by storm by targeting the NetPC and handheld device markets with its MediaGX processors from its new plant in South Portland, Maine . Cyrixrsquo MediaGX chipset co vaso stanley mbines graphics and audio, cutting out much of the cost involved when adding capabilities to low-end PCs.National Semiconductor and Cyrix have also partnered to complete a joint reference platform for a network PC, which is expected to cost somewhere in the 00 range. Delivery date for the platform is planned for late rsquo;97. An example unit should look something like this:A 166MHz multimedia CPU8 megabytes of DRAMAn Ethernet adapter64-bi stanley quencher t graphicsAudioA keyboard and mouseWindows NT with a desktop-management interfaceCyrix officials believe they havenrsquo;t been able to compete in the PC chip market because historically theyrsquo;ve had to lease their manufacturing capabilities from others, making the cost higher than market stanley cups . And Steve Tobak, Cyrixrsquo VP of corporate marketing, said, We didnrsquo;t have our own fabrication plant, and we lacked product breadth. This relationship resolves those issues. FAQ on Cyrix/National Semiconductor merger: https://cyrix/corpor/about/nsm-faq.htmIntegrity Arts gives Sun access to the JavaCard marketSun announced it has acquired Integrity Arts, a software development toolmak Jurb EU migrant crisis: Refugees turn to Croatia as Hungary closes borders
Tuesday 29 March 2016 6:16 pmBuy to let rule changes proposed by the Bank of England see economists and landlords butt headsBy: Jake CordellShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailEconomists and landlords were at loggerheads today in an unlikely battle between homeowners and number-crunchers over the latest clampdownon the buy to let BTL market.Following a four-month investigation, the Bank of England today announced plans to tightenthe stanley cup terms and conditions under which banks and building societies can offer mortgages to anybody purchasing residential rental properties.Read more: Buy to let clampdown explainedLenders will now have to carry out a rigorous assessment of a borrowerrsquo ability to keep up with their interest payments, which could includelooking at other forms ofpersonal income,as regulators seek to close the gap between the rules governing mortgages granted to owner-occupiers and landlords.What the economists sayRatings agencyMoodyrsquo welcomed the changes, saying more stringent regulation and measures to cool the market [will] be positive for financial stability. Itcitedthe pa stanley website radox that the BTL market is less regulated than the owner-occupied segment, despite its size and its stanley borraccia potential to de-stabilise the financial system.The UKrsquo banks and financial system as a whole would benefit from stricter conduct and tighter underwriting standards i |
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