Memory

Picosun Group, provider of the AGILE ALD (Atomic Layer Deposition) thin film coating solutions for global industries, and A*STAR’s Institute of Microelectronics (IME), Singapore, have strengthened their collaboration in next generation high performance memory technologies.

Nexsan has announced the general availability launch of the E-Series 32F storage platform, the most compact, high density QLC SSD solution, offering 245TB of storage using QLC SSD drives in just 2U of rack space, and up to 491TB if configured with TLC SSD drives.

Industrial SD memory cards from Panasonic are in stock for immedieate shipment at distributor TTI.

Micron Technology has announced a heterogeneous-memory storage engine (HSE), open-source storage engine designed specifically for solid-state drives (SSDs) and storage-class memory (SCM). Legacy storage engines born in the era of hard disk drives (HDDs) failed to architecturally provide for the increased performance and reduced latency of next-generation nonvolatile media.

Renesas has announced a new precision temperature sensor, the TS5111, targeting DDR5 memory modules as well as a host of other applications such as solid-state disks (SSDs), computing motherboards, and communications equipment that require accurate, real time temperature monitoring.

Semper NOR flash memory products from Cypress Semiconductor are now available at distributor RS Components.

Winbond Electronics has revealed strong growth in opportunities for deployment of its innovative 1Gb LPDDR3 DRAM memory in a new generation of products which draw on new artificial intelligence (AI), display and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies.

TEAMGROUP has announced two new products, the T-FORCE SPARK RGB USB Flash Drive and the ELITE SDXC Memory Card. The T-FORCE SPARK RGB USB Flash Drive has a soft RGB lighting effect and a smart capacity display design to supports multiplatform operation. 

Micron Technology and Motorola have announced integration of Micron’s low-power DDR5 DRAM into Motorola’s new motorola edge+ smartphone, bringing the full potential of the 5G experience to consumers.

The coronavirus-driven shift to working from home has meant rapid growth in the use of remote offices, remote learning and e-commerce. As a result, server memory is in great demand, thanks to the accelerated growth of data centres in many fields, from cloud computing to small- and medium-sized edge applications.