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Multilevel cell NAND Flash supports Freescale 3G

Handset vendors designing with Freescale's MXC300-30 3G platform gain access to cost-effective multilevel cell NAND Flash.

News from M-Systems (11 September 2006)

Big FRAM is optimised for data collection

A 512Kbit nonvolatile serial FRAM aims for use in applications that require high capacity data collection such as utility metering and real-time configuration storage.

News from Ramtron International ( 8 September 2006)

USB memory boosts capacity and security

TransMemory USB Flash memories will bring U3 platform technology into Toshiba's USB lineup and introduce a special-edition high-capacity USB memory.

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe ( 4 September 2006)

SD memory cards enter new speed class

Toshiba Electronics will launch the first in a series of high-capacity SD memory cards in November 2006.

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe ( 4 September 2006)

Controller optimises NAND Flash performance

Silicon Storage Technology has announced a new Flash-based NAND controller that provides optimised performance for multi-level cell (MLC) NAND Flash devices.

News from Silicon Storage Technology (29 August 2006)

Secure Digital cards support faster read speeds

New series of SD Cards offer high level data transfer rates and read-write performance.

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (28 August 2006)

Ricoh rewards excellent Flash supply

Spansion has received the Excellent Supplier Award from Ricoh Company.

News from Spansion (22 August 2006)

TSMC signs for embedded Flash

Silicon Storage Technology and TSMC have signed a technology development and licensing agreement that will offer the first licensable 90nm embedded Flash technology.

News from Silicon Storage Technology (22 August 2006)

Memory modules are made for Opteron-based systems

Specifically designed to support next-generation AMD Opteron 1000 Series processors, new memory modules combine AMD64 technology with energy-efficient DDR2 memory and AMD PowerNow.

News from Kingston Technology (16 August 2006)

Summit awards Flash innovation prize

M-Systems' x4 NAND Flash technology has been recognised as the "Most Innovative Flash Memory Technology" of 2006 by a panel of industry experts at the Flash Memory Summit.

News from M-Systems (11 August 2006)

Serial Flash shrinks into slimline packaging

Advanced Z-Scale package enables customers to develop a wide range of revolutionary products based on the industry's smallest and thinnest form factor serial Flash.

News from Silicon Storage Technology (11 August 2006)

Flash specialist sets up in China

Global engineering network expands with new integrated circuit design centre located in Suzhou, China.

News from Spansion ( 8 August 2006)

SiP technology solves size restrictions

Novel system-in-package technology is capable of stacking logic and gigabit-class memory in a single package to enable high-speed, high-definition image processing in mobile devices.

News from NEC Electronics (Europe) ( 7 August 2006)

Addressing mode simplifies Flash integration

High-capacity NAND Flash memories will integrate logical block addressing.

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe ( 4 August 2006)

VRS51L3074 devkit at discounted contest price

Ramtron launches 'VRS51L3074 Design Contest' for design with the first FRAM-enhanced 8051 MCU

News from Ramtron International (31 July 2006)

LED driver ICs save space and component count

Constant current driver ICs with less than 8mm2 board space and built-in temperature protection deliver in excess of 90% efficiency

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (28 July 2006)

Memory distribution continues

Symmetry Electronics has signed an agreement with Alliance Memory, formerly part of Alliance Semiconductor, to continue distribution of its fast asynchronous memory products.

News from Symmetry Electronics (21 July 2006)

UFD market evolution report

independent survey indicates that the UFD market is evolving with features such as data security, operating system compatibility, reliability and ease-of-use