News & Trends (Sorted By Date)
- SanDisk CEO joins GSA board of directors (10/10/11)
- Samsung presents 20nm PCM technology (28/09/11)
- Content access demands push NAS growth (08/09/11)
- Crocus gains NXP's MRAM patents (05/09/11)
- Fujitsu promotes green product development (24/08/11)
- Flash drives push Serial ATA, PCIe merger (12/08/11)
- Biocompatible memory device works in wet conditions (09/08/11)
- Samsung gains STT-RAM tech with Grandis buy (05/08/11)
- Smart grid apps drive energy storage market (27/07/11)
- Intel enhances data centre strategy with Fulcrum buy (21/07/11)
- Non-volatile memory market to boom by 2015 (20/07/11)
- Apple's iCloud weakens NAND flash market (19/07/11)
- TSMC qualifies eMemory's Neobit tech for HD displays (18/07/11)
- Thin Film's plastic NVM aims at document security (06/07/11)
- IBM demos 100x faster phase-change memory tech (05/07/11)
- IBM tops India external disc storage market in Q1 11 (24/06/11)
- Tablets boost DRAM demand (13/06/11)
- Open-Silicon, Micron team on next-gen memory sol'ns (13/06/11)
- SMB-NAS revenues for 2015 to grow up to $2B (26/05/11)
- HP innovates memristor technology (18/05/11)
- Network-attached storage unit shipments on the rise (16/05/11)
- Conducting ferroelectrics tip new electronic memory (04/05/11)
- Toshiba-SanDisk leap into 19nm NAND (26/04/11)
- Seagate gains Samsung HDD for Rs.6000 crore (25/04/11)
- Mobile DRAM technology races on (21/04/11)
- Samsung considers HDD business sale (21/04/11)
- Portable PC chips drive 9% CAGR till 2013 (20/04/11)
- Magnetic graphene makes way for lighter electronics (20/04/11)
- Intel, Micron JV ramps up 20nm NAND (19/04/11)
- Strontium strengthens presence in India (13/04/11)
- Toshiba unveils 24nm NAND flash (12/04/11)
- Industry catches on to 3D chip mania (08/04/11)
- NAND supply still unstable (05/04/11)
- Nintendo 3DS adopts Fujitsu FCRAMs (31/03/11)
- MEMS-over-CNT memory betters flash power consumption (31/03/11)
- Uniquify's memory controller IP auto-tunes timing (25/03/11)
- Microsemi develops storage device for SSD market (25/03/11)
- iPad 2 affected by supply chain disruptions (22/03/11)
- Quake to impact components, hike price (18/03/11)
- ONFI 3.0 NAND specification released (18/03/11)
- Supply concerns cause NAND flash price jump (17/03/11)
- Japan quake impacts electronics supply chain (16/03/11)
- Apple A5 analysis reveals Samsung make (16/03/11)
- Spin torque enhances magnetic memory writing (14/03/11)
- WD to surpass Seagate with Hitachi merger (10/03/11)
- 2011 IC growth forecast pegged at 8.9% (07/03/11)
- JEDEC's flash memory standard targets mobile devices (01/03/11)
- Intel's Thunderbolt demystified (01/03/11)
- ISSCC showcases organic DRAM, CPU (28/02/11)
- Industry proposes new mobile DRAM specs (25/02/11)
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