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GU16 7SL
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Listing of all 43 news releases from Spansion:
Licence puts Spansion on IBM's Racetrack
Memory breakthrough could lead to cheaper, more durable electronic devices that would hold far more data in the same amount of space and boot up more quickly.
News from Spansion (29 April 2008)
Flash memories cut handset design costs
MirrorBit Eclipse architecture-based MCPs offer exceptional user experience in mid- to high-end mobile phone platforms.
News from Spansion ( 7 April 2008)
Technology licensing offers new direction
Acquisition signals Spansion's immediate entry into the technology licensing business, significantly expanding its market opportunity.
News from Spansion (24 March 2008)
Manufacturing efficiency boosts Flash output
Increased output from both its its Austin, Texas and Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan fabs will enable Spansion to reduce its dependencies on outside foundry support.
News from Spansion (20 March 2008)
Flash output ramps up at 65nm in Japan
Spansion is the first company to produce next-generation NOR Flash memory technology on 300mm wafers.
News from Spansion (10 March 2008)
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)
Flash facility begins producing 300mm wafers
The SP1 wafer manufacturing site is the first factory constructed by Spansion since becoming an independent company.
News from Spansion (20 September 2007)
NOR Flash is ready for Chinese handset designs
Prequalification of Flash memory will enable manufacturers to get cost-effective, high-performance phones to market faster in China and other high-growth regions.
News from Spansion ( 7 August 2007)
Handset Flash is made for emerging markets
The NOR VS family will enable handset OEMs to introduce simplified, high-performance entry-level phones for regions with rapid new subscriber growth.
News from Spansion (10 July 2007)
Assembly and test specialist named best supplier
A leading independent provider of semiconductor testing and assembly services, has been named Supplier of the Year by a memory specialist for its response to the client's wafer-sort requirements.
News from Spansion ( 4 May 2007)
Flash memory maker increases sales and lossess
A leading Flash-memory specialist has released Q1 results showing sales up by 12% and net losses up by 44% compared with last year's figures.
News from Spansion (23 April 2007)
Flash device offers 128Mbit with SPI connection
SPI Flash memory device combines high density with low system cost
News from Spansion (11 April 2007)
Variety of Flash memory types on a single chip
MirrorBit Eclipse architecture combines MirrorBit NOR, ORNAND and quad Flash memory on a single die, enabling smart mobile phones and multimedia portable devices with high performance and lower costs.
News from Spansion ( 6 April 2007)
Flash fabs are sold to Fujitsu
Spansion has closed the sale of Spansion Japan's older JV1 and JV2 manufacturing facilities in Aizu-Wakamatsu, Japan to Fujitsu.
News from Spansion ( 6 April 2007)
Best supplier award for NOR Flash specialist
NOR Flash memory specialist wins Samsung's Best Supplier of the Year 2006 award
News from Spansion ( 7 March 2007)
Flash memory products meet future handset designs
A new family of Flash memory products from Spansion has been pre-qualified with Qualcomm's handset reference design platforms.
News from Spansion (15 February 2007)
Flash-based SIM cards to range up to 1Gbyte
Spansion has unveiled product roadmaps for its MirrorBit HD-SIM family, its next generation Flash memory-based SIM card solutions.
News from Spansion (15 February 2007)
Flash memory modules add security to handsets
MirrorBit solutions protected by Spansion Secure technology provide the highest level of commercially available protection with hardware-based encryption for mobile handsets.
News from Spansion ( 6 February 2007)
Flash development centre moves to 300mm wafers
Spansion's Submicron Development Centre has successfully completed its transition from 200 to 300mm wafers.
News from Spansion ( 2 February 2007)
Research role is tailor made for Parrillo
Spansion has appointed Louis Parrillo as Executive Vice President of Research and Development, a newly created position at the company.
News from Spansion (24 January 2007)
Flash memories store 4bit per cell
Nawaz takes charge of wireless operations
Flash memories study for automotive qualification
Two-chip set puts secure Flash on SIM cards
Lenovo signs for handset Flash support
Novel architecture doubles Flash density
PoP technology brings Flash to hand
Discretix helps to embed security in Flash
Ricoh rewards excellent Flash supply
Flash specialist sets up in China
Flash chips feature in automotive control module
Flash memories adapt to market demands
Licence to make Flash more secure
Spansion is star supplier to Samsung
Qualcomm qualifies Flash devices
Core licence is logical Flash development
Motorola veteran Sacomani takes financial control
Flash-based chips to enable SIM card expansion
Mobile memory scales from 16Mbit to 5Gbit
Roadmap scaling to 8Gbit Flash memory
Paris office secures Spansion's European future
Systems engineering spans the globe

