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Memory franchise has global coverage
Franchise agreement with Integrated Silicon Solution encompasses more than 60 new memory products.
News from Farnell InOne (17 December 2007)
Ferroelectric RAM joins automotive club
Ideal for advanced powertrain systems, the FM25040A-GA offers fast writes, virtually unlimited endurance and low power.
News from Ramtron International (17 December 2007)
More Flash for your money
Jameco customers now have a larger selection of popular 3 and 5V Flash devices from the largest company exclusively focused on Flash solutions.
News from Jameco Electronics (13 December 2007)
PC Card memory comes with industrial specs
Card includes a 32bit RISC processor, which incorporates a state-of-the art ECC engine and wear-levelling algorithm that results in compelling performance improvements.
News from Netlist (12 December 2007)
Performance boost for Flash memories
Flash memories feature fast effective read and program performance, which gives systems using the devices fast boot and field update times.
News from Silicon Storage Technology (11 December 2007)
FRAM-based companions aid diesel analysis
User application article The combination of FRAM and an RTC is ideal for intensive data collection and storage of vehicle exhaust temperatures, system back pressure and time logs.
News from Ramtron International ( 5 December 2007)
Toshiba and Samsung pool NAND Flash technologies
Arrangement is expected to result in increased availability of premium-performance OneNAND and LBA-NAND Flash devices worldwide.
News from Toshiba Electronics Europe ( 4 December 2007)
Korean memories come to Central Europe
Memorysolution is taking over the distribution of the whole range of memory products manufactured by Hynix into Central European markets.
News from Memorysolution ( 3 December 2007)
Project aims for blazing memory bandwidth
Memory signalling innovations will enable datarates of 16Gbit/s and pave the way for a memory architecture that can deliver an unprecedented 1Tbyte/s of memory bandwidth.
News from Rambus (29 November 2007)
Distributor to expand Germanic share
Agreement will cover Germany and Switzerland and is in line with TEE's plans to grow European sales through the distribution channel.
News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (23 November 2007)
Memory technologies shrink SoC designs
New technologies featured in NEC Electronics' 40nm eDRAM will enable customers to more easily build electronic digital consumer products.
News from NEC Electronics (Europe) (20 November 2007)
Next-generation ORNAND targets NAND applications
MirrorBit ORNAND2 architecture will use a SONOS-like memory cell connected in a NAND memory array at 45nm, featuring fast write performance with high packing density.
News from Spansion (16 November 2007)
Memory chip handles four lines of HDMI
Single embedded FRAM chip provides display data memory for four HDMI connector ports, which previously required separate memory for each port.
News from Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe (15 November 2007)
Technologies pave way for magnetoresistive RAM
Spin transfer switching and perpendicular magnetic anisotropy technologies are demonstrated in a magnetic tunnel junction.
News from Toshiba Electronics Europe (12 November 2007)
Automotive SDRAMs expand temperature range
Product family covers densities from 16 to 512Mbit and supports both -40 to +85C (A1 grade) and industry leading -40 to +105C (A2 grade) temperature ranges.
News from Integrated Silicon Solution ( 6 November 2007)
FRAM device speeds into powertrain systems
Automotive-temperature FRAM is a direct hardware replacement for equivalent EEPROMs, yet far superior because of its fast writes, virtually unlimited endurance and low operating currents.
News from Ramtron International ( 1 November 2007)
FRAM provides speed and reliability
User application article Fimicro's SBC and smart I/O boards incorporate four 4Mbit parallel FRAM devices, forming a nonvolatile memory array of 2Mbyte from which the system can boot directly.
News from Ramtron International (18 October 2007)
nvSRAM offers short access times
Cypress's S8 0.13um SONOS (silicon oxide nitride oxide silicon) embedded nonvolatile memory technology enables greater densities and improved access times and performance.
News from Cypress Semiconductor (16 October 2007)
Dynamic RAM claims industry speed record
The latest addition to the XDR DRAM family provides an industry-leading data transfer rate of 9.6Gbyte/s with a single device.
News from Rambus ( 8 October 2007)
Ferroelectric RAM runs up to 2Mbit density
High density FRAM device targets SRAM-based industrial control, metering, medical, automotive, military, gaming and computing applications.
News from Ramtron International ( 5 October 2007)
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