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Globalfoundries, Freescale to offer TFS on 90nm

Posted: 08 Sep 2010

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Keywords: non-volatile memory 90nm flash thin film

[Summary of tips] Globalfoundries and Freescale Semiconductor will bring to market a new class of thin film storage (TFS) flash memory products on 90nm technology which will target a range of applications from consumer electronics and household appliances to medical devices and smart metering systems with its new class of thin film storage (TFS......

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What is memory?
It is the computer's physical workspace that stores the instructions, programs and data needed to accomplish the tasks executed by the processor for some interval of time, even after electrical power to the computer is turned off.

90nm process technology
The 90nm process refers to the level of CMOS process technology that was achieved sometime 2003. Process technology basically boils down to the size of the finished transistor and other components.

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