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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.
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Micron puts 34-nm NAND chips in mass production
Micron Technology announced mass production of NAND flash memory chips using 34-nanometer (nm) process technology. Micron also said its subsidiary, consumer memory product provider Lexar Media, would deliver flash memory cards and USB flash drives based on the 34-nm devices.
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Samsung develops SSD with SATA mini-card design for netbooks
Samsung's SATA mini-card solid state drive (SSD) expands the use of SSDs from not only being a primary storage medium, but also as a complementary drive to boost the performance of PCs with dual drive capabilities.
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Nonvolatile RAM replaces serial EEPROM
Ramtron has announced the FM24CL32, a serial nonvolatile RAM that offers high-speed read/write performance, low voltage operation, and superior data retention.
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32 GB DDR3 memory module targets low-power server operations
Aimed at server systems, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has developed a 32 Gigabyte (GB) DDR3 module that operates at 1.35-volts in support of the global trend to cut power usage in mass storage computing environments.
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MEMORY - Startup unveils resistive nonvolatile memory
After seven years of R&D Unity Semiconductor Corp. has unveiled a nonvolatile memory based on a proprietary resistive RAM technology. The specification of the memory should allow it to be four times denser than NAND flash, with 5 to 10x the write speed, the company claimed.
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CSR launches Bluetooth ROM device line
Aimed at the Bluetooth mono headset market, the BlueCore series of ROM-based chips consists of three devices, two of which include CSR's powerful audio processing DSP core.
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Last Updated: 06-17-2004
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