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On this site, product briefs and reviews tell what's new with SRAMs, DRAMs and specially-configuration Memories, as well as Fash and Non-Volatile Memory (EPROM, EEPROM and mask-programmable ROM). Coverage also includes content-addressable memory (CAMs), shift registers and FIFOs, along with devices using unusual word-widths and signaling techniques.

Dual-interface EEPROM enables remote access to electronic device parameters
STMicroelectronics has started to sample RFID-compatible EEPROMs that provide the flexibility to remotely program or update electronic products, anytime during their lifetime, and anywhere in the supply chain. Read full story »

Samsung is mass producing 4-Gbit DDR3 DRAM
Memory chip vendor Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., has announced it has begun mass production of a 4-Gbit DDR3 devices using 40-nm process technology. Read full story »

ST extends MCUs with extra flash and RAM
STMicroelectronics has extended its STM32 microcontroller family and is providing up to 1 Mbyte of on-chip flash which at least doubles the memory available. Read full story »

Rambus unveils memory architecture for mobile products
Rambus announced its Mobile XDR memory architecture for next-generation mobile products, combining high-bandwidth and low-power Read full story »

MoSys tips memory chips in new silicon drive
MoSys Inc. said it will make memory chips using a novel high-speed interface for a broad range of networking and storage markets as the first of a planned family of standard parts for the company that is expanding beyond its roots as a supplier of silicon cores. Read full story »

Samsung rolls 30-nm-class DRAMs
South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has rolled out the industry's first 30-nm-class DRAMs. Read full story »

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Last Updated: 06-17-2004