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Award for smart card business
Renesas Technology Corp has been awarded the Frost and Sullivan Global Competitive Strategy Award in recognition of the growth achieved by its Smart Card business during 2002.
News from Renesas Technology Europe ( 6 May 2003)
EEPROM shrinks to tiny 5-pin package
Novel technology allows the CAT24C00 128-bit serial EEPROM to be packaged in a compact, 5-pin SOT23 package that requires 40% less PCB area than an MSOP.
News from Catalyst Semiconductor ( 5 May 2003)
Hitachi-Mitsubishi joint venture sets up in Europe
Renesas Technology Europe is the new joint venture between Hitachi and Mitsubishi Electronics Corp.
News from Renesas Technology Europe (23 April 2003)
Micron shifts synchronous SRAMs
Micron Technology is to transfer its high-performance communications-oriented synchronous SRAM product inventory to Cypress Semiconductor.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (17 April 2003)
Portable memories accommodate more data
Micromark C and CD has new ranges of Secure Digital (SD) and Multimedia Flash memory cards together with supporting connectors.
News from Micromark C and CD ( 9 April 2003)
Multichannel FIFOs aid data acquisition
A new range of high-speed TeraSync quad/dual FIFO products provides two or four TeraSync FIFOs in a single package, thereby reducing board space and overall system costs.
News from IDT ( 3 April 2003)
Silicon nanocrystals point to Flash replacement
Motorola has demonstrated the world's first 4Mbit memory device based on silicon nanocrystals.
News from Freescale Semiconductor ( 2 April 2003)
DDR2 memory is optimised for graphics
Elpida Memory has developed a range of 128Mbit (4M x 32bit) DDR2 SDRAM devices for notebook and desktop PC graphics applications.
News from Sunrise Electronics (25 March 2003)
Bigger Flash devices promise monster card density
Toshiba has doubled the capacity of its largest single-die NAND Flash memory lineup with the release of a 2Gbit device.
News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (19 March 2003)
Bigger serial EEPROM keeps its head down onboard
Microchip's new 512Kbit I2C-compatible serial EEPROMs are the first to be available in an 8-pad dual flat no-lead package.
News from Microchip Technology (18 March 2003)
Top density claim for six-transistor SRAM device
Cypress Semiconductor has achieved functional silicon of the world's highest-density SRAM using its six-transistor 90nm RAM9 process technology.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (18 March 2003)
Flexible write protection for Flash drives
A new range of Flash drives allows users to define a combination of four types of access "zones" of any size and location within the module.
News from Simpletech Europe (18 March 2003)
More capacity for Flash storage devices
SimpleTech has released a 4Gbyte ATA PC Card and a 1Gbyte Flash disk module, each offering the highest capacity available in its product class.
News from Simpletech Europe (18 March 2003)
Le Bras to target southern Europe
Yves Le Bras has been selected to manage regional sales for Ramtron International in Europe.
News from Ramtron International (14 March 2003)
Monster module provides 4Gbyte in one DIMM
A new 4Gbyte DDR memory module incorporates patented IC Tower stacking technology to deliver the highest capacity currently available in a single-unit module.
News from Simpletech Europe (13 March 2003)
Novel cells produce larger Flash memories
Sunrise Electronics has two 1.8V NOR-type Flash memory devices with a capacity of 256Mbit, the industry's highest capacity for this type of memory.
News from Sunrise Electronics ( 7 March 2003)
Speedy dual-ports hold up to 9Mbit
IDT has released the industry's first 9Mbit monolithic synchronous dual-port products.
News from IDT (25 February 2003)
Flash MCU cuts out external memory
Toshiba reckons its latest high-speed low-voltage 8bit MCU has enough onboard Flash memory to eliminate external memory in battery-powered applications such as personal audio equipment.
News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (25 February 2003)
Trinion cell provides key to NDRO-FeRAM accord
Oki Electric and Symetrix Corp have signed a co-operation and licensing agreement for the joint commercialisation of advanced NDRO ferroelectric RAMs based on Symetrix' new Trinion cell technology.
News from Oki Electric (24 February 2003)
Plexus praises Flint performance
Plexus Corp has named Flint as its vendor rating supplier of the year, following an objective programme to evaluate all of its suppliers based on delivery and quality performance.
News from Flint (19 February 2003)
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