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ISSCC from a memory analyst’s view
… a wired channel using two different frequency bands to support simultaneous transmission and reception of data. Nonvolatile memory (NVM) advances Both Toshiba and SanDisk presented papers on the two companies’ 128Gb NAND chip that uses three …
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SINGULUS sells vacuum deposition tools to semiconductor sector
… grow in this sector, noted Dr.-Ing. Stefan Rinck, CEO, Singulus Technologies Aktiengesellschaf. MRAM is a nonvolatile memory (NVM) technology with fast write-and-read speed and high energy efficiency, suiting mobile data devices such …
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Atmel touchscreen sensor offers ITO alternative for new displays
… ATML) designs and manufactures microcontrollers, capacitive touch solutions, advanced logic, mixed-signal, nonvolatile memory and radio frequency (RF) components. Learn more at www.atmel.com . Visit our new Displays Manufacturing Channel …
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NIST reveals how layered memory switches work
… structure can form electronic switches that maintain their on/off state when the power is off. Credit: NIST Types of nonvolatile memory (NVM) already exist, but they do not yet perform well enough to function as the working memory of a computer …
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imec claims RRAM is smallest based on HfO2
… RRAM) cell, with an area of less than 10 x 10nm². The cell architecture could support future device-level nonvolatile memory . RRAM is based on the electronic switching of a resistor element material between two stable (low/high) resistive …
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IEEE Frederik Philips Award goes to C.Y. Lu
… to memory technology, including recent work on nonvolatile memory (NVM). He also, with ITRI, led Taiwan to a world ..... led that company to many innovations in strategy, nonvolatile memory technology and project operational management …
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Creating phase-change memory devices with GeTe thin films
… to nanoscale cell sizes, phase-change memory (PCM) is one of the promising candidates for next-generation nonvolatile memory applications [1]. The technology is based on fast and reversible phase-change effects in chalcogenide materials …
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IBM promises more reliable multibit phase-change memory
… bits stored, with reliability far closer to what will be needed for enterprise applications. The promise of PCM nonvolatile memory is speed and simplicity vs. flash -- PCM can write and retrieve data up to 100 faster than flash, but is more …
