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251. ISD ups ante in multilevel-cell memory

Author

Fuller, Brian

Subjects
Technology development, Flash memory, Semiconductor industry, Integrated Storage Devices, Inc. -- Product development, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Semiconductor industry -- Innovations
Abstract

San Jose, Calif. - Integrated Storage Devices Inc. (ISD) today will double the ante in multilevel-cell non-volatile-memory architectures by claiming it can stuff 4 bits into a single digital cell. […]

Published
1996

252. UMA: something for, nothing? Maybe

Author

Nass, Richard

Subjects
Semiconductor memory, Data storage device, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Computer architecture -- Innovations, Computer storage devices -- Innovations, Buffering (Computers) -- Innovations
Abstract

To borrow a line from Bob Pease, a popular Electronic Design columnist, 'What's all this UMA stuff, anyhow?' Every year at the Comdex mega-event, some design issue keeps rearing its […]

Published
1996

253. Nichia pumps up nitride blue-laser diode

Author

Bindra, Ashok

Subjects
Technology development, Research and Development, Laser, New technique, Integrated circuit fabrication, Semiconductor memory, Nichia Chemical Industries ltd. -- Innovations, Computer peripherals industry -- Research, Diodes, Laser -- Innovations, Integrated circuit fabrication -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations
Abstract

Tokushima, Japan - Researchers at Nichia Chemical Industries Ltd. have fabricated an electrically pumped blue-laser diode using wide-bandgap III-V nitride-compound semiconductor materials. As reported in the Jan. 15 issue of […]

Published
1996

254. Intel Fosters Memory Forum

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Semiconductor memory, Intel Corp. -- Alliances and partnerships, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Semiconductor industry -- Alliances and partnerships
Abstract

Intel has gotten Dell, HP, Samsung and a bunch of lesser lights to set up the Memory Implementers Forum to advance memory technologies like DDR2 and Fully Buffered-DIMM (FB-DIMM), which […]

Published
2004

255. Multimedia ROM in works

Author

Clarke, Peter

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, ROM, Semiconductor memory, Company Business And Marketing, Company product planning, Siemens AG -- Innovations -- 00137923, Semiconductor industry -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations
Abstract

Munich, Germany - Siemens's semiconductor division is developing a non-volatile semiconductor-memory technology that the company claims could halve the cost of conventional ROM and push into markets for non-semiconductor storage, […]

Published
1995

256. Stacked TSOP chips promise to save space, cut cost

Author

Chin, Spencer

Subjects
Staktek Corp. -- Product introduction, Computer peripherals industry -- Product introduction, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Semiconductor chips -- Product introduction, Business, Electronics and electrical industries
Published
1995

257. Technology shrinks size, cost of 256M EEPROMs

Author

Panchak, Patrica

Subjects
Semiconductor memory, Toshiba Corp. -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Computer storage device industry -- Innovations, Electrically erasable programmable read-only memory -- Innovations
Abstract

A new technology that drastically reduces the size of conventional flash memory cells for high performance, low-bit-cost 256-Mbit flash EEPROM is being presented at the IEDM this week (11-14 Dec.). […]

Published
1994

258. Intel leading charge to develop uses for flash memory technology

Author

Crothers, Brooke

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Semiconductor memory, Performance improvement, Flash memory, Intel Corp. -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Semiconductor industry -- Innovations, Technology, Flash memory -- Innovations
Abstract

Intel Corp. is rising to meet growing demand for flash memory in printers, personal-computer-based BIOSes, and personal digital assistants (PDAs). Intel is the world's largest manufacturer of flash memory, a […]

Published
1994

259. The J-team

Author

Proctor, Paul

Subjects
Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Parallel computers -- Product development, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Published
1994

260. New software, old computer

Author

Flynn, Mary Kathleen

Subjects
Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Computers -- Innovations
Published
1994

262. New memory chips speed systems

Subjects
Standard IC, Semiconductor memory, New technique, Rambus Inc. -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Memory, Integrated circuits -- Innovations, Semiconductor chips -- Innovations, New products
Abstract

A performance bottleneck in your PC is about to be history. A new generation of memory chips called RDRAM is shipping. They perform up to ten times faster than standard […]

Published
1994

263. Flash-memory card targets harsh military environments

Author

Gottschalk, Mark A.

Subjects
Raymond Engineering Sentinal (Memory device) -- Product introduction, Raymond Engineering Guardian (Memory device) -- Product introduction, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Military electronics industry -- Innovations, Raymond Engineering Inc. -- Innovations, SanDisk Corp. -- Innovations
Published
1994

264. Intel produces smallest ever SRAM cell

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Integrated circuit fabrication, Semiconductor memory, SRAM, Intel Corp. -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Semiconductor industry -- Innovations, Static random access memory -- Innovations, Integrated circuit fabrication -- Innovations
Abstract

TELECOMWORLDWIRE-13 March 2002-Intel produces smallest ever SRAM cell (C)1994-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com Chip maker Intel Corp has built a static random access memory cell that measures one micron square. […]

Published
2002

265. Computer memory gets a new charge

Subjects
Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Information storage and retrieval systems -- Innovations, Science and technology, Semiconductor memory, Innovations
Abstract

These days, machines need memories. To store information, they typically use a magnetic signal (e.g., on a cassette tape), an electric charge (e.g., in computer memory), or an optical pattern [...]

Published
1993

266. Optoelectronic memory

Subjects
Optoelectronic devices -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries
Published
1993

267. Computer with no CPU has backer and skeptics

Author

Rosenbaum, Andrew

Subjects
Microprocessor, Computer programming, Semiconductor memory, New technique, Microprocessor upgrade, Microcomputer industry, Future of computing, Computer industry, Preview of coming year, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Central processing units -- Research -- Innovations, Microprocessors -- Research -- Innovations, Computer programming -- Methods -- Research, New products -- Methods -- Research, Computer industry -- Innovations -- Methods -- Research, Technological forecasting -- Research -- Methods
Abstract

A computer with no CPU? When Bernard Hodson, a professor of computer sciences at the university of Ottawa, explains his project, listeners become more incredulous than skeptical. Even if it's […]

Published
1992

268. Intel sees flash cards dealing at mag hard drive prices by '95

Subjects
10GB - 14.99GB hard disk drive, Semiconductor memory, 15GB - 19.99GB hard disk drive, Data storage device, Memory expansion device, Flash memory, 20GB - 25GB hard disk drive, Intel Corp. -- Officials and employees, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Magnetic media -- Innovations, Memory boards/cards -- Innovations, Flash memory -- Innovations, Computer storage devices -- Innovations, Storage media -- Innovations, Disk drives -- Innovations
Abstract

SANTA CLARA, CALIF. -- Memory cards based on flash technology will become price-competitive with magnetic hard disk drives by 1995, leading to a large-scale displacement of rotating media in portable […]

Published
1992

269. RISC and its rewards

Author

Johnstone, Bob

Subjects
Fujitsu Ltd. -- Innovations, Oracle America Inc. -- Product information, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Product information, Computer industry -- Innovations, Reduced-instruction-set computers -- Usage, Mainframe computers -- Evaluation, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Business, Business, international
Published
1991

270. Peregrine Semiconductor Corp. Announces Breakthrough EEPROM Technology Development; New Fundamental Invention

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Semiconductor device, Semiconductor memory, Peregrine Semiconductor Corp. -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Semiconductor industry -- Innovations
Abstract

Peregrine Semiconductor Corp. announced it has developed a radically new non-volatile memory technology that enables superior performance in electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM) chips. In a paper to be […]

Published
1999

271. Micromem Announces Breakthrough Memory Technology

Subjects
Semiconductor industry, Semiconductor memory, RAM, MicroMem Technologies Inc. -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Semiconductor industry -- Innovations, Random access memory -- Innovations
Abstract

Micromem Technologies, Inc., a pioneer in next-generation memory technologies, Monday announced that it has successfully produced and tested samples of MAGRAM memory, the world's first memory to combine all the […]

Published
1999

272. IBM boosts memory and logic density

Subjects
International Business Machines Corp. -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

IBM boosts memory and logic density IBM Corp., Essex Junction, VT, recently reported that it has fabricated a chip that is said to have four times the storage capacity of [...]

Published
1990

273. I.B.M. makes denser chip

Subjects
International Business Machines Corp. -- Innovations, computer industry -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations
Published
1981

274. Smaller chip gives Intel bigger presence

Author

Spicer, Malcolm E., Mullally, Ellen B., and Bross, David

Subjects
Intel Corp. -- Innovations -- 00304597, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Semiconductor industry -- Innovations, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Intel Corp. [INTC] produces the flash memory technology used in more than half of the 120 million wireless devices that will be sold this year around the world and is [...]

Published
1998

275. 3-logic-state IC speeds data base

Author

Rose, Craig D.

Subjects
Massachusetts Institute of Technology -- Innovations, Database administration -- Innovations, Parallel processing -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Computer storage device industry -- Innovations
Published
1986

276. More memory, at lower cost, will radically alter the way computers operate

Author

Ohr, Stephan

Subjects
Semiconductor memory, Data storage device, Cromemco Inc. -- Officials and employees, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Voice synthesis -- Innovations, Computer storage devices -- Innovations
Abstract

The revolution in computer technology will be furthered not so much by microprocessors as by cheaper high density semiconductor memory,' says Harry Garland. In all computer architectures, optimum engineering is […]

Published
1984

277. TI builds 1-K static RAM in GaAs-on-silicon

Author

Lineback, J. Robert

Subjects
Texas Instruments Inc. -- Innovations, Semiconductor industry -- Innovations, Gallium arsenide semiconductors -- Innovations, Random access memory -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations
Published
1986

278. Optics open up roles for associative memory

Author

Waller, Larry

Subjects
GM Hughes Electronics Corp. -- Innovations, Parallel processing -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Computer storage device industry -- Innovations, Optical storage devices -- Innovations
Published
1986

279. RAM to DRAM: a mightier chip

Subjects
Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Random access memory -- Innovations, AT&T Bell Laboratories Inc. -- Innovations
Published
1985

283. Intel announce disk replacement

Author

Capece, Raymond P.

Subjects
Intel Corp., Electronics industry, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations
Published
1979

284. Watch out for super C-MOS

Subjects
computer storage devices -- Innovations, Metal oxide semiconductors, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations
Published
1979

285. Has bubble memory's day arrived?

Author

Waller, Larry

Subjects
American Telephone and Telegraph Co., International Business Machines Corp., computer storage devices -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Magnetic bubble devices
Published
1979

289. Memories of the East

Author

Cohen, Charles

Subjects
computer storage devices -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Electronics industry -- Japan
Published
1977

294. Chip breaks 'catch-22' cycle in the semiconductor industry

Author

Miller, Michael W.

Subjects
semiconductor industry -- Economic aspects, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Erasable programmable read-only memory -- Planning, Semiconductor chips -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1983

296. Toshiba Corp

Subjects
Toshiba Corp. -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1985

297. New integrated circuits may spur semiconductor industry

Author

Shaffer, Richard A.

Subjects
Harris Corp. -- Innovations, semiconductor industry -- Innovations, Complementary metal oxide semiconductors -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Minicomputers -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1983

299. British claim whole-wafer product

Subjects
Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Semiconductor wafers -- Design and construction, Anamartic Ltd. -- Innovations
Published
1989

300. More bytes per buck

Author

Halfhill, Tom R.

Subjects
Random access memory -- Innovations, Read-only memory -- Innovations, Memory (Computers) -- Innovations, Microcomputers -- Innovations, Computers, Computers and office automation industries
Published
1987

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