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Flash drives to greater size and performance
Following its strategic partnership with Hitachi, Simpletech has been able to make substantial increases to both the capacity and performance of its Flash memory.
News from Simpletech Europe ( 3 September 2002)
Second-generation DDR and QDR SRAMs available now
Available now from Sunrise Electronics are NEC's QDR II quad datarate and DDR II double datarate families of SRAM products.
News from Sunrise Electronics ( 2 September 2002)
Flash memory module thinks its a hard disk
New from GD Technik is the DIMMDrive, a high-performance Flash memory module made by White Electronic Design.
News from GD Technik (29 August 2002)
Modules combine SDRAM with Flash
A novel family of small-outline dual-inline memory modules incorporates both Flash and SDRAM technologies within the same device.
News from SMART Modular Technologies (27 August 2002)
Flint adds Oki to portfolio
Flint has added Oki Silicon Solutions to its line-up of semiconductor franchises and will be supporting Oki's advanced microcontrollers as well as their familiar speech ICs.
News from Flint (21 August 2002)
Synchronous DRAMs take temperature extremes
New from Sunrise Electronics is a range of high-performance wide-temperature-range synchronous DRAM devices for use in automotive GPS, remote communications, and industrial applications.
News from Sunrise Electronics (20 August 2002)
Achieving next generation memory densities today
Technical background article Chip-on-chip stacking technology can help designers achieve the highest possible electrical functionality and performance in the least possible amount of space.
News from Simpletech Europe (14 August 2002)
FRAMs break into server market
Taiwan-based Quanta Computers has selected Ramtron's ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM) for RAID (redundant array of independent disks) subsystems used in PC-based servers.
News from Ramtron International ( 7 August 2002)
AMIC signs Gothic
A new sole franchise agreement signed by Gothic Components and memory specialist AMIC Technology, adds a new dimension to the UK design-in distributor's product range.
News from Gothic Components ( 2 August 2002)
Ramtron gains ISO9001 certification
BSI has granted ISO9001:2000 registration to both Ramtron International Corp and its subsidiary Enhanced Memory Systems.
News from Ramtron International (29 July 2002)
QDR interface gains acceptance
The Network Processing Forum (NPF) has adopted key elements of the Quad Data Rate (QDR) interface as the standard for Phase 1 of the Look-Aside Interface (LA-1).
News from Cypress Semiconductor (19 July 2002)
Shrinking serial EEPROMs
Microchip has added 32, 64, 128 and 256Kbit densities to its existing range of 8-lead MSOP serial EEPROMs and now offers the highest density I2CT devices in the smallest available standard package.
News from Microchip Technology (15 July 2002)
French award for FRAM
Leading French electronics magazine Electronique has awarded this year's prize in the processors and memories category of its annual Electron D'Or awards to the FM24C256-SE FRAM.
News from Ramtron International (10 July 2002)
Flash memory is optimised for Bluetooth
Cambridge Silicon Radio and Fujitsu have been working together to develop Flash memory optimised for Bluetooth requirements.
News from Cambridge Silicon Radio ( 5 July 2002)
Top density for new Flash process
Philips has developed a new Flash memory option for its 0.18-micron CMOS18 baseline CMOS process.
News from Philips Semiconductors ( 5 July 2002)
Fewer errors for high-density SRAM replacement
Ramtron International subsidiary Enhanced Memory Systems is shipping samples and preproduction quantities of its 72Mbit no bus latency (NoBL) burst enhanced SRAM (ESRAM).
News from Ramtron International ( 4 July 2002)
I2C multiplexed EEPROMs aim for notebooks
Philips has released a family of multiplexed EEPROMs for I2C/SMBus applications.
News from Philips Semiconductors (28 June 2002)
Production-programmed ROMs boost development time
Oki Electric has unveiled two 128Mbit P2ROM (production-programmed ROM) products: the MR27V12800J and the MR27T12800J.
News from Oki Electric (27 June 2002)
Lead-free EEPROMs are greener alternative
Catalyst Semiconductor now offers lead-free packages for its popular SPI, I2C and Microwire serial EEPROMs.
News from Catalyst Semiconductor (21 June 2002)
Prosthetic limb application wins smart card award
User application article Flint, and Chas A Blatchford and Sons, were named as winners of the RNIB Usability Award at the Advanced Card Awards - a gala dinner for the smart card industry.
News from Flint (14 June 2002)
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