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- Flexible memory chip developed (10/06/09)
- NVRAM uses battery free power sub-system (09/06/09)
- Rambus tech aims at 2011 and beyond (28/05/09)
- Saxony backs 'Cool Silicon', leaves Qimonda behind (14/05/09)
- First 54nm 1GB DDR2 DRAM consumes low power (29/04/09)
- 22-nm SRAM cells made with EUV litho (27/04/09)
- Startup takes MLC to server flash drives (15/04/09)
- Cloud computing future looks bright (09/04/09)
- JEDEC publishes new low power memory standard (09/04/09)
- Samsung ships 16-Gb DDR3 memory modules (23/03/09)
- Qimonda production put on standby (17/03/09)
- Start-up claims major breakthrough in RRAM (11/02/09)
- Smartphones keep suppliers afloat (10/02/09)
- 2Gbit DDR3 DRAM based on 46-nm tech (09/02/09)
- First 2Tbyte hard drive debuts (03/02/09)
- Samsung makes first 4-Gbit DDR3 DRAM (02/02/09)
- Who's to blame for Qimonda's bankruptcy? (28/01/09)
- Qimonda won't be the only victim (27/01/09)
- 1-Gbit XDR DRAM based on x32-bit debuts (23/01/09)
- Analysts urge memory makers to consolidate (22/01/09)
- NOR-flash leader Spansion up for sale (19/01/09)
- Ion beam could increase storage density (16/01/09)
- Graphene sheet memories denser than flash (05/01/09)
- Flash memory reaches scaling limits (22/12/08)
- DDR3 to the rescue? (11/12/08)
- First 2Gb mobile DRAM debuts (05/12/08)
- SDRAM claims low power lead (28/11/08)
- Graphics DRAM offers 7Gbps speed (26/11/08)
- TI touts FRAM tech for e-passport market (13/11/07)
- Use SI methods to debug DDR (16/09/07)
- Altera unveils JEDEC DDR3 SDRAM standard (18/07/07)
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