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Raten Sie nicht länger, welcher Speicher am besten für Ihr Design geeignet ist. Treffen Sie fundierte Entscheidungen bei der Speicherwahl, so dass Sie sich wichtigeren Aufgaben zuwenden können.  

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Well, usually it is that way that the new year sees the market invigorated, ready for a fresh start. This year it is all different. The difficult market conditions continue in 2025: The oversupply in NAND is still a…

As we head into 2025, the DRAM memory market is bracing for significant turbulence. With price erosion projected across multiple sectors and a shift in production dynamics, it’s clear that the landscape will look vastly…

2024 has been a turbulent year for the semiconductor industry, especially memory semiconductors. We have seen high growth rates in high-bandwidth memory and high-performance SSDs, but a decline in most other areas.  

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Samsung is a pioneer in Flash Memory, and with its development of 3D NAND continues to drive innovation. In celebration of the 40^th anniversary of its invention, we spoke with Samsung about key milestones in Flash and…

Flash Memory turned 40 and we take this occasion to highlight some of the vendors in our linecard that offer flash memory.

In 2003, Winbond began mass production of 32Mb Flash memory chips with its 0.18um WinStack…

Flash Memory turned 40 and we take this occasion to highlight some of the vendors in our linecard that offer flash memory.

A bit of a latecomer to the Flash memory market, Intelligent Memory introduced its first Flash…

Flash Memory turned 40 and we take this occasion to highlight some of the vendors in our linecard that offer flash memory.

SkyHigh Memory Ltd. is a joint venture established on April 1, 2019 between SK hynix and…

Am 9. Dezember 1984 stellte Fujio Masuoka auf der IEEE Integrated Electronics Devices Conference eine bahnbrechende Technologie vor, die die Datenspeicherung für immer verändern sollte: den Flash-Speicher. Heute, 40…

Have you ever wondered why the last Friday in November is called Black Friday? Some theories say it’s because retailers traditionally operated “in the red”, indicating losses, but moved “in the black” thanks to all the…