The current generation of flash memory is manufactured on 19/20nm technology and according to IMEC shrinking of this technology combined with stacking is likely to make it possible to manufacture for a couple of more generations all the way down to 11nm.
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Oak Ridge has just signed a contract with Cray Inc., (NASDAQ:CRAY) to deliver a supercomputer based on processors from AMD and graphics for visualization from NVIDIA.
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eSilicon has just taped out their first 28nm MIPS processor that has now started fabbing at GlobalFoundries’ Fab 1 in Dresden according to a joint press release from eSilicon and MIPS.
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Both IBM (NYSE:IBM) and the start-up Crocus are very active in the field of MRAM (Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory)
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On October 25 SuVolta’s Chief Technology Officer is set to present at ARM’s TechCon in Santa Clara, CA. Scott Thompson will compare FinFET, SOI and bulk CMOS.
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It has gone largely unnoticed, but Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) last week started the acquisition of Telmap for an undisclosed sum, which we believe will be somewhere between $300 and $350 million.
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Intel’s (NASDAQ:INTC) Sandy Bridge is a big hit, but is also helped by serious manufacturing problems at AMD’s (NYSE:AMD) manufacturing partner GlobalFoundries.
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Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is probably the most unpopular American company in China and Taiwan today after having released the Kindle Fire.
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Researchers have come up with a new version of FeRAM that allows non-destructive reading.
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Elpida Memory Inc. (TYO:6665) has managed to pull another first by being the first company to finish the development of a 25nm 4Gbit synchronous DRAM supporting the DDR3 standard, the company said in a press release.
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If you think that the train wreck had already been dealt with effectively, then you are sorely mistaken.
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Many companies have started sampling 2nm DDR3 memory, but Samsung is first out of the door with actual mass production of the memory based on a 20nm process.
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Sonics is gearing up for the very high end networking market with the release of its SonicsGN solutions that in essence is network on a chip.
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As we all know microprocessor designers are doing whatever they can to drop the voltage required to run microprocessors to the bare minimum in order to reduce the power consumption.
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