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Acquisition to advance appeal of nvSRAMs
Cypress has been marketing and licensing Simtek's nonvolatile SRAM technology since engaging in a joint product development agreement in March 2006.
News from Cypress Semiconductor, Aug 11, 2008
Memory takes the gamble out of system design
Ferroelectric RAM replaces battery-backed SRAM in Aewin's gaming SBC to guarantee data integrity with a lower component count, less mechanical contact, higher reliability and greater security.
News from Ramtron International, Aug 7, 2008
Memory controllers to enhance mobile security
By embracing the OMTP requirements, Spansion can provide much of the enhanced security network operators around the world are asking for.
News from Spansion, Aug 5, 2008
Serial EEPROMs answer automotive demands
SPI serial EEPROMs are designed for extended write endurance at elevated automotive-grade temperatures.
News from Seiko Instruments, Aug 5, 2008
Solid state drives boost reliability
A single solid state drive can replace multiple hard drives or eliminate the need to purchase additional servers and software licences to overcome performance bottlenecks.
News from Diamond Point International (Europe), Aug 1, 2008
Dual-port memories are fast and frugal
High-speed synchronous dual-port devices allow designers to optimise systems for greater performance and lower power.
News from IDT, Jul 18, 2008
Speedy access to latest serial EEPROMS
Devices are the first single I/O EEPROMs to support any datarate from 10-100kHz and the only 1-16Kbit EEPROMs available in 3-pin SOT-23 packages.
News from Mouser Electronics, Jul 10, 2008
Nonvolatile SRAMs expand to 8Mbit
New 2 and 8Mbit nvSRAMs feature access times as low as 20ns, infinite read, write and recall cycles, and 20-year data retention.
News from Cypress Semiconductor, Jul 9, 2008
Serial EEPROMs boast faster datarates
Operating at 1MHz, the M24M01-HR is able to complete a 1Mbit data transaction in 1s.
News from STMicroelectronics, Jul 4, 2008
Nonvolatile memory records energy use
Plogg wireless energy management plugs use serial F-RAM devices for data logging.
News from Ramtron International, Jul 1, 2008
Consumer memory boosts bandwidth
Device provides performance equivalent to two DDR2 SDRAMs with 16bit I/O, while requiring about 1W less power consumption.
News from Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe, Jul 1, 2008
DRAM company reaches competition finals
The Swiss Economic Forum provided a discussion forum for international business, technology and economic trends.
News from Innovative Silicon, Jun 10, 2008
Freescale spins off MRAM operation
EverSpin Technologies will continue to expand the former Freescale portfolio of stand-alone MRAM and related magnetic-based products.
News from EverSpin Technologies, Jun 10, 2008
Flash features in FPGA development
Spansion Flash memory is an integral part of the new Avnet Xilinx Spartan-3A reference board, providing configuration storage as well as code and data storage.
News from Spansion, Jun 4, 2008
Solid-state SATA disks have industrial specs
High-reliability NAND storage devices target industrial and embedded applications, such as OS storage, file systems and industrial and mechanical control systems.
News from TDK Electronics Europe, Jun 4, 2008
F-RAM qualifies for automotive duties
The FM24CL64 is a popular choice for automotive radio applications with its fast writes and high endurance.
News from Ramtron International, May 29, 2008
Serial F-RAM remembers pressure transmitters
F-RAM device stores configurable parameters such as transmitter ranges, signal types, fluid properties etc, and retains the data when power is removed.
News from Ramtron International, May 20, 2008
Serial EEPROMs have single I/O bus interface
Patent-pending UNI/O memory-device protocol is developed in response to market trends toward smaller consumer-electronic products with more features and functionality.
News from Microchip Technology, May 8, 2008
Working group to define mobile memory interface
Serial Port Memory Technology will enable extended battery life, bandwidth flexibility, significantly reduced pin count, lower power demand and multiple ports by using a serial interface.
News from Silicon Image, May 5, 2008
Licence puts Spansion on IBM's Racetrack
Memory breakthrough could lead to cheaper, more durable electronic devices that would hold far more data in the same amount of space and boot up more quickly.
News from Spansion, Apr 29, 2008
Ferroelectric RAM puts events on the record
Integrated event monitoring device continuously monitors state changes, stores them in FRAM and alerts the host system to the changes.
News from Ramtron International, Apr 22, 2008
FRAM offers upgrade for Flash applications
High-density nonvolatile ferroelectric RAM features low power consumption and communicates via a high-speed serial peripheral interface.
News from Ramtron International, Apr 18, 2008
Company welcomes lifting of CVD duty
Memorysolution expressly welcomes the decision of the EU Council to repeal the countervailing duty imposed on imports of Hynix DRAM into the EU.
News from Memorysolution, Apr 15, 2008
Audio recorder IC manages more messages
Single-chip multimessage digital recoding ICs are targeted at automotive, industrial and telecommunications markets.
News from Winbond Electronics Corp America, Apr 15, 2008
Speedy serial Flash targets handset integration
Serial interface Flash memory devices offer an ideal code storage medium for applications where small form factor, low power consumption and high datarate are a must.
News from Silicon Storage Technology, Apr 8, 2008
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Memory devices and modules:
Memory devices are used to store information in a system. There are many types of memory but these can be generically classified into either volatile or non-volatile devices.
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