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Quad datarate boosts big memory bandwidth

Cypress Semiconductor has begun sampling new families of 18Mbit QDR, QDR-II, DDR and DDR-II memory devices.

News from Cypress Semiconductor (25 July 2003)

Quad-density memory shrinks to nanometre processes

MoSys is to port its innovative quad-density 1T-SRAM-Q technology to UMC's 130 and 90nm logic processes.

News from MoSys (24 July 2003)

Low-latency memory modules boost server speed

Low-latency PC2100 registered double-datarate memory modules increase memory speeds for high-performance computing and server applications.

News from SMART Modular Technologies (24 July 2003)

Flexible Flash memory is a real power saver

The W72M64V-XBX 2M x 64bit Flash memory, housed in a 159 PBGA package, allows simultaneous read/write operation with zero latency between changes in operation.

News from GD Technik (23 July 2003)

DiskOnChip doubles Flash storage density

M-Systems has released the 1Gbit Mobile DiskOnChip G3, its second multilevel cell (MLC) NAND-based product.

News from M-Systems (18 July 2003)

Sample status for top-density synchronous SRAMs

Cypress Semiconductor has begun shipping samples of the world's highest-density synchronous SRAMs.

News from Cypress Semiconductor (17 July 2003)

New DRAM technology boosts throughput eightfold

Rambus, Toshiba and Elpida have jointly revealed the specifications of their XDR DRAM devices.

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (16 July 2003)

Ferroelectric RAM finds slot in RAID systems

Promise Technology has selected Ramtron's ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM) for use in its stand-alone RAID (redundant array of inexpensive disks) controllers.

News from Ramtron International (14 July 2003)

Bigger SDRAMs save space and power

A new range of 256Mbit x32 SDRAM devices offers space-saving, low-power benefits for mobile applications such as digital cameras and other battery-driven, handheld consumer products.

News from Sunrise Electronics (27 June 2003)

Pair address the personal mobile gateway

IXI Mobile has signed a product development memorandum of understanding with SMART Modular Technologies to design equipment for deployment of "designed for PMG" Sleek devices.

News from SMART Modular Technologies (25 June 2003)

Mixed mobile memory supports burst mode

The MB84SR6H5K5K1 is a multichip package combining mobile fast cycle RAM with burst-mode Flash memory.

News from Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe (19 June 2003)

DDR mobile RAM boosts speed and density

Elpida Memory has developed the industry's first 256Mbit double datarate mobile RAM components, along with a 256Mbit single datarate mobile RAM, both optimised for digital consumer products.

News from Sunrise Electronics (17 June 2003)

Compact solution for double-datarate SDRAM

A new 128Mbyte SDRAM combines four chips in a single compact PBGA package, providing a 50% reduction in board space, reduced I/O connection count by 17% and lower parasitic capacitance.

News from GD Technik (12 June 2003)

SDRAMs are validated for DDR2

Elpida is the first DRAM supplier to receive Intel's DDR2 component validation for its 512Mbit DDR2 SDRAM devices.

News from Sunrise Electronics ( 2 June 2003)

Long life for serial EEPROMs

A new family of compact and reliable EEPROM devices will save space and reduce power consumption in high-performance applications where I2C and three-wire serial bus interfaces are required.

News from Rohm Electronics (UK) (30 May 2003)

Further functions for high-density NOR Flash

Expanding on the success of its current Multi-Purpose Flash product family, SST's MPF+ products include four major new features critical for mobile phones and set-top boxes.

News from Silicon Storage Technology (27 May 2003)

Fast cycle RAM devices burst both ways

Fujitsu has developed two new mobile FCRAM devices based on the company's fast cycle RAM architecture.

News from Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe (20 May 2003)

Team commits to new generation of QDR SRAMs

The QDR SRAM Codevelopment Team has confirmed its commitment to defining, developing and delivering innovative, industry-standard SRAMs for the high-speed networking market.