World leader in the telecom information and logistics sector, Global Capacity, Inc. (GC) announced this morning the launch of a new, global tariff pricing system, GCPrice.

GCPrice will give direct access to GC’s massive database of prices and logistical information, allowing customers to scope and range telecom tariffs for Leased Line and Ethernet services in a real-time, high fidelity data environment. This database represents 75 carriers in 67 different countries, inputting over 5,000 discrete tariffs. With geographic and telecom location data points in excess of 10 million, this database represents the most comprehensive quotation development and point-of-sale information aggregating resource available online, capable of generating detailed reports for GC’s customers.

GC has a great deal of experience crafting integrated supply chain management systems and managing complex distributed data architectures, and offers its customers a one-stop-shop approach to telecom information and logistics. This Chicago, IL- based company has operating centers worldwide to

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Cypress Semiconductor Corporation’s (CY) third quarter earnings beat the consensus by 7 cents. Revenue Revenue for the quarter was $178.7 million, up 14.7% sequentially and down 19.7% year over year. The Consumer and Computation (CCD) and Memory and Imaging Division (MID) grew sequentially, while the Data Communications Division (DCD) declined. Revenue was over the top end of management’s guidance range of $145-153 million range (up 4-10% sequentially). The company shipped 136 million units in the last quarter (up 21.4%), and the average selling price (ASP) declined 5.0% to $1.32. The blended ASP declined 5.5% to $1.31. Revenue by Segment The CCD segment generated 44% of revenue (up 26.5% sequentially), DCD 14% (down 1.6%) and MID 40% (up 8.3%). The double-digit growth in the CCD segment was driven by strength in the company’s TrueTouch touchscreen products, as well as increased USB shipments into ...

On July 16 2009, Cypress Semiconductor Corporation (CY) reported results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2009 ending June 2009. Both the top and bottom lines beat consensus and our estimates. Revenue for the quarter was $155.8 million, up 11.8% sequentially and down 25.7% year over year. The Consumer and Computation (CCD) and Data Communications (DCD) divisions were up double-digits, while the Memory and Imaging Division (MID) was flat sequentially. Revenue was over the top end of management’s guidance range of $145-153 million (up 4-10% sequentially). The company shipped 112 million units in the last quarter (up 14.3%), and the average selling price (ASP) declined 2.8% to $1.39. The blended ASP declined 2.2% to $1.39. The CCD segment generated 40% of revenue (up 20% sequentially), DCD 16% (up 25%) and MID 42% (flat). While all end markets registered growth, there was particular strength in ...