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Serial EEPROMs go green and gold

A new EEPROM family offers a more robust serial interface product line with all "green and gold" NiPdAu RoHS-compliant packages.

News from Catalyst Semiconductor, Nov 30, 2005

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Silicon nanocrystals promise Flash alternative

A nonvolatile memory technology which is denser, faster and more cost-effective than conventional Flash memory technology is now closer to production.

News from Freescale Semiconductor, Nov 29, 2005

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A helping hand with data storage

To help companies get the maximum out of their data storage facilities, a new online helpdesk service has been unveiled by LapiStor.

News from LapiStor, Nov 28, 2005

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CompactFlash cards have industrial specifications

New CompactFlash cards are targeted for applications that need industrial-grade reliability, industry-standard compatibility, and IDE hard disk drive emulation for program and data storage.

News from Winsystems, Nov 24, 2005

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Appointments prepare for growth

Building on the successful management buyout in October this year, LapiStor has made a number of significant new appointments.

News from LapiStor, Nov 22, 2005

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Intel and Micron in Flash joint venture

Micron Technology and Intel Corporation are to form a new company to manufacture NAND Flash memory for consumer electronics, removable storage and handheld communications devices.

News from Intel Corporation, Nov 22, 2005

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Next-generation Flash drives handset applications

Intel has begun volume shipments of the industry's first 90nm multilevel cell (MLC) NOR Flash memory device.

News from Intel Corporation, Nov 21, 2005

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Serial EEPROMs reach megabit size

A new family offers the highest memory density available for I2C serial EEPROM devices.

News from Microchip Technology, Nov 18, 2005

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Memory cards join product portfolio

The addition of memory cards to M-Systems' product portfolio broadens the company's offering for the mobile and consumer electronics markets to address storage needs from multiple angles.

News from M-Systems, Nov 17, 2005

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Flash-based module approved for e-passport use

The new Secure IC module from Sharp is the first Flash-based device for e-passports to receive validation for EAL4+ (Evaluation Assurance Level 4+) of the Common Criteria.

News from Sharp Microelectronics, Nov 15, 2005

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M-Systems grows by more than 50%

M-Systems reports record revenues and EPS for third quarter 2005. Quarterly revenues grew by more than 50% year-over-year to $133 million and earnings per share more than doubled to $0.34.

News from M-Systems, Nov 14, 2005

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Toshiba expands CMOS image sensor range

Toshiba has announced the latest addition to its range of Dynastron complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) image sensors for integration into mobile handsets.

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe, Nov 11, 2005

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LCD module has novel touch technology

A low-temperature polysilicon TFT LCD prototype incorporates novel finger shadow sensing input technology.

News from Toshiba Electronics Europe, Oct 26, 2005

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Profiling technique opens up nitride-based memory

A new profiling technique for the accurate extraction of charge profiles in nitride-based memory has allowed for the optimisation of write/erase voltages using a novel operating mode.

News from IMEC, Oct 19, 2005

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Memory modules support next generation notebooks

Kingston Technology has released ValueRAM DDR2 667MHz (PC2-6400) memory modules to support next generation notebook and mobile systems.

News from Kingston Technology, Oct 17, 2005

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Flash memory works in Symbian handsets

Renesas Technology's superAND Flash memory driver software has been extended to support Symbian OS v8.1b.

News from Renesas Technology Europe, Oct 12, 2005

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Controller puts Flash disks in embedded designs

SST's ATA Flash Disk Controller is the heart of a high performance, flash media-based data storage system.

News from Silicon Storage Technology, Oct 6, 2005

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Macronix lines up pan-American distribution

Symmetry Electronics has signed a contract to add Macronix to its list of franchised IC manufacturers in North and South America.

News from Symmetry Electronics, Oct 4, 2005

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Industrial-spec SO-DIMM modules are Pb-free

Swissbit is guaranteeing lead-free production of all SO-DIMM modules for industrial applications at its Berlin facility - effective immediately.

News from Swissbit Group, Sep 29, 2005

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Twin-transistor RAM has no capacitors

A novel high density capacitorless twin-transistor RAM (TTRAM) achieves both high speed operation and low power consumption.

News from Renesas Technology Europe, Sep 27, 2005

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Swissbit Sales Director aims to gain market share

Harald Ernst Baumann, who became the new Sales Director at Swissbit Germany on the 1st September 2005, sees his key role as winning additional market share in the embedded solutions business segment.

News from Swissbit Group, Sep 26, 2005

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Soft error immunity improved in CAM devices

Renesas Technology Corp has introduced technology that improves soft error immunity in content addressable memory (CAM) devices used in networking and communication equipment, and similar products.

News from Renesas Technology Europe, Sep 22, 2005

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Distributor aims to boost UK memory sales

Kingston Technology has signed a partnership deal with Microtronica to increase sales of ValueRAM desktop and notebook memory within the UK.

News from Kingston Technology, Sep 15, 2005

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Chinese output expands on time

Kingston Technology Electronics Co is opening on time and within budget in China, increasing Kingston Technology's China output to 5 million memory modules per month.

News from Kingston Technology, Sep 12, 2005

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New company focuses on embedded memory technology

Innovative Silicon (ISi) was founded to develop, commercialise and license floating body effect memory intellectual property (IP) for SoC/MPU applications.

News from Innovative Silicon, Sep 5, 2005

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Memory devices and modules:

Memory devices are used to store information in a system. There are many types of memory but these can be generically classified into either volatile or non-volatile devices.

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