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  1. Invensas debuts high-I/O PoP semiconductor packaging design

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    Tue, 22 May 2012

    240 pins to 1200 pins. BVA PoP suits applications processor + memory device stacks, increasing processor-to- memory bandwidth . Simon McElrea, president of Invensas, says the PoP structure could enable higher resolution, faster frame rate

  2. Microsoft joins Hybrid Memory Cube Consortium

    Article

    Wed, 16 May 2012

    read: The Micron Hybrid Memory Cube consortium The memory bandwidth required by high-performance computers and next ..... major step forward in the direction of increasing memory bandwidth and performance, while decreasing the energy and

  1. The Micron Memory Cube consortium

    Article

    Tue, 1 May 2012

    adoption by major producers and users is the only way that HMC will become a standard memory product for the industry. Memory bandwidth required by high-performance computers and next-generation networking equipment has increased beyond what conventional

  2. JEDEC publishes wide-I/O mobile DRAM standard

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    Thu, 5 Jan 2012

    assignments. It is particularly well-suited for applications requiring extreme power efficiency and increased memory bandwidth (up to 17GBps). Wide I/O offers twice the bandwidth of the previous generation standard, LPDDR2, at the same

  3. Verigy tests GDDR5 at Korean memory producer

    Article

    Wed, 15 Jun 2011

    errors on the high-speed signal lines to maintain system stability. GDDR5 provides two-to-three times the memory bandwidth of its predecessor, GDDR3, with data rates up to 8Gbps. Verigy has sold V93000 systems in the past to Freescale

  4. 3D integration: Bringing it home with supply-chain buy-in

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    Thu, 19 May 2011

    The memory industry's view is that as smart phones blur the lines between tablets and hand laptops, demand for memory bandwidth will be nearly insatiable. To enable that, standards are needed and JEDEC is going to finish the wide memory standardization

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