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CompactFlash cards run up to 512Mbyte
The industry's highest performance CompactFlash cards now provide high-density, portable storage options that range from 8 to 512Mbyte in the same small form factor.
News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (10 December 2001)
More storage in a Flash
Flint Smart has greatly extended its memory card portfolio with the addition of SimpleTech Flash solutions.
News from Flint ( 6 December 2001)
New Flash cell makes memories smaller and faster
Hitachi has developed a new AG-AND (assist gate-AND) type Flash memory cell, its first gigabyte-generation Flash memory.
News from Hitachi Europe ( 6 December 2001)
IAR and Toshiba hit the road with Bluetooth
IAR Systems and Toshiba Electronics Europe have set up a partnership on Bluetooth technology that should lead to production cost reductions for the automotive industry.
News from Toshiba Electronics Europe ( 5 December 2001)
Foss adds weight to ATMOS SoC-RAM efforts
Semiconductor veteran, MOSAID Technologies founder and DRAM pioneer Dr RC (Dick) Foss is joining ATMOS Corp as Chair of the Technical Advisory Council.
News from Atmos Corp (29 November 2001)
Second-generation 1T-SRAM saves even more power
MoSys and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) have successfully implemented MoSys' second-generation 1T-SRAM technology optimised for very low-power mobile applications.
News from MoSys (19 November 2001)
1T-SRAM ready to roll on 0.13-micron processes
MoSys' 1T-SRAM technology has now been verified on multiple versions of TSMC's 0.13-micron standard and triple-oxide logic processes with excellent yield results.
News from MoSys (15 November 2001)
Support centre focuses on Hi-Speed USB designs
NEC has established a dedicated European Support Centre to assist customers with their USB 2.0 designs in a move intended to accelerate the adoption of USB 2.0 into final products.
News from NEC Electronics (Europe) (13 November 2001)
High throughput for embedded memory
The Atmos SoC-RAM ML family of embedded memory macrocells enables embedded memories up to 128Mbit with bus widths up to 1Kbit, throughput up to 400Gbit/s and minimal soft error susceptibility.
News from Atmos Corp (26 October 2001)
32bit-wide Flash raises density and cuts costs
GD Technik has introduced the latest series of high density, high-speed Flash SDRAM devices from Atmel, called the SFlash family.
News from GD Technik (25 October 2001)
Approval for 184-pin FBGA-based DDR DIMMs
Prototype 184-pin PC2700 registered FBGA-based DDR DIMMs from SMART Modular Technologies have been successfully tested and conform to the new JEDEC DDR333 standard.
News from SMART Modular Technologies (18 October 2001)
Gilmour leads the market at Flint
Flint has promoted Doug Gilmour to Marketing Manager, a new position reporting to Managing Director Carl Barton, and supported by a team of Product Marketing Managers.
News from Flint (17 October 2001)
E2PROMs store monitor identification
Rohm Electronics has a new series of E2PROMs for storing identification and operational information needed for true 'plug-and-play' connection of CRT displays to computer systems.
News from Rohm Electronics (UK) (15 October 2001)
Flash steps into standard IDE drive slots
SMART Modular Technologies has expanded its high performance ATA storage product family with the introduction of 44-pin IDE Flash drives in industry standard 1.8 and 2.5in form factors.
News from SMART Modular Technologies (10 October 2001)
36Mbit SRAM is optimised for 100% bus usage
MoSys is shipping its high-density, low-power 36Mbit memory, making it the first to market with this level of bit density.
News from MoSys ( 9 October 2001)
Card design takes most Flash technologies
The SMART Universal Flash Memory Card provides a universal hardware/software interface between most linear-based Flash memory arrays and host operating platforms.
News from SMART Modular Technologies ( 3 October 2001)
Flint warehouse goes automatic
Flint has invested GBP 1 million in warehouse automation and new IT facilities.
News from Flint (25 September 2001)
Elpida begins at Sunrise
Elpida Memory (Europe) has teamed up with Sunrise Electronics, allowing Sunrise to offer a complete range of sales, logistics and technical services to customers across the UK and Ireland.
News from Sunrise Electronics (25 September 2001)
Fairchild to develop Saifun's novel EEPROMs
Fairchild Semiconductor has established a partnership with Saifun Semiconductors to develop, manufacture and market EEPROM memory products based on Saifun's patented NROM technology.
News from Fairchild Semiconductor (14 September 2001)
Faster access in on the cards
Hitachi has a new high-speed MultiMediaCard series which offers the industry's fastest write speeds, writing approximately three or six times faster than existing Hitachi MultiMediaCards.
News from Hitachi Europe (14 September 2001)
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