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7 Atir Yeda St.
Kfar Saba
IL-44425
Israel
Telephone: +972 (0) 9764 5000
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Listing of all 52 news releases from M-Systems:
Flash disk module ousts disks from point of sale
User application article Wincor Nixdorf will offer its Beetle POS family with M-Systems' Flash disk, mModule uDOC, as its solid state storage solution.
News from M-Systems (16 November 2006)
Solid state drives secure VPNs
User application article Check Point Software Technologies is using M-Systems' solid state drives in continuous virtual private network system integration projects.
News from M-Systems (16 November 2006)
Protected smart drives prove popular
McAfee and M-Systems have announced that the one-millionth M-Systems U3 smart drive bundled with U3 Anti-Virus Powered by McAfee has shipped.
News from M-Systems (13 November 2006)
Handsets to support Flash-based SIM cards
User application article The new 3G multimedia model U830 handset from LG Electronics will deliver a new range of powerful capabilities with support for M-Systems' MegaSIM card.
News from M-Systems ( 8 November 2006)
Security systems work together
M-Systems and ARM will promote mSafe cryptographic cores, crypto libraries and design services as a complementary solution to the ARM TrustZone security architecture.
News from M-Systems ( 6 October 2006)
Alliance expands use of secure cores
M-Systems and Trusted Logic are co-operating on developing support for M-Systems mSafe crypto cores within software products integrating Trusted Logic Security Module technology.
News from M-Systems ( 6 October 2006)
SIM cards magnify handset storage
M-Systems has announced the availability of high-capacity mSIM MegaSIM cards through its Microelectronica subsidiary.
News from M-Systems (29 September 2006)
Embedded Flash drive enters mass production
M-Systems has commenced mass production of the mDOC H3 embedded Flash drive (EFD) and will start shipping to top-tier customers for their high-volume mobile projects.
News from M-Systems (14 September 2006)
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)
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)
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
News from M-Systems (21 July 2006)
Japanese OEMs adopt smart drive technology
Two of Japan's top original equipment manufacturers have joined ranks with previously announced partners to sell U3 smart drives made by M-Systems.
News from M-Systems ( 7 July 2006)
Embedded Flash drive hits the streets
A new solution addresses the special onboard storage needs of advanced, in-car and portable navigation systems.
News from M-Systems ( 8 June 2006)
Flash drives put the boot in industrial computing
User application article The mModule uDOC embedded USB Flash drive enables reliable high-performance storage of data and operating systems within new SBCs available from Advantech.
News from M-Systems ( 8 June 2006)
Solid-state storage scores at the point of sale
User application article NAND Flash-based storage helps increase reliability and performance and reduce total cost of ownership in point-of-sale systems now available from leading manufacturers.
News from M-Systems (24 May 2006)
4bit cells set to change NAND Flash landscape
Novel technology aims to revolutionise NAND Flash manufacturing economics, increasing fab profitability with no changes to manufacturing processes.
News from M-Systems (15 May 2006)
Embedded Flash drive is optimised for new XScale
M-Systems is to provide mobile product designers with a virtually plug-and-play ability to tap into the latest multilevel cell NAND Flash technology on Intel's newest processor family.
News from M-Systems ( 7 April 2006)
Embedded Flash drive boots OMAP-based systems
The mDOC H-series embedded Flash drive is now being offered as a NAND Flash-based storage and boot solution for portable terminals based on the OMAP5912 processor.
News from M-Systems ( 6 April 2006)
CompactFlash cards are made for industrial use
The mModule CF 5000 is an industrial grade CompactFlash range that will be available in a variety of capacities ranging from 32Mbyte to 8Gbyte.
News from M-Systems ( 5 April 2006)
SIM card roadmap points to 1Gbyte this year
M-Systems and its subsidiary smart card company Microelectronica have outlined their expanded 2006 M-SIM product roadmap.
News from M-Systems (17 February 2006)
SIM platform gains digital rights management
Antivirus application runs on SIM cards
SIM platform gains antivirus support
Information management runs on SIM platform
SIM platform hosts digital rights management
File viewer comes to SIM platform
Memory cards have all formats covered
Atmel adopts platform for SIM card control
Software puts video on SIM cards
Embedded Flash drive promises easy integration
No-tradeoff approach to Flash storage
Development platform embeds Flash drive
Flash drive boasts 1000x the density
Car audio development platform uses Flash drive
Embedded Flash suits memory-hungry devices
Memory cards join product portfolio
M-Systems grows by more than 50%
Flash disk works hand in hand with Palm
Novel Flash devices go on the game
USB 2.0 Flash storage enters embedded world
Novel SIM brings smart card and Flash together
Flash devices find a home in handsets
New Flash generation aids multimedia handsets
DiskOnChip devices boost handset storage
Embedded Flash memory stirs up the Typhoon
Small claims for 32Mbyte Flash disk
Mobile mass storage enables multimedia handset
Flash disk provides multimedia handset storage
Mobile Flash technology helps upgrade handsets
Smartphone gains nonvolitile memory
DiskOnChip doubles Flash storage density
