flash memory

  • Micron boosts NAND flash endurance six-fold 19/10/2009 15:28:00

    Flash memory maker says SLC NAND flash can perform 300,000 write cycles
    Micron Corp. today introduced what it claims to be the industry's highest endurance, highest capacity multi-level cell (MLC) and single-level cell (SLC) NAND flash memory.
  • Intel, CMU add muscle to wimpy processors 15/10/2009 08:12:00

    Energy-efficient cluster combines flash memory and processors from netbooks
    Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Intel Labs Pittsburgh have built an experimental energy-efficient computing cluster that combines flash memory and the sort of processors used in netbooks. Their name for it? Fast Array of Wimpy Nodes (FAWN). 
  • SanDisk launches speedy Extreme Pro CompactFlash card 15/09/2009 00:16:00

    New CompactFlash memory cards manage read/write speeds of 90 megabytes per second
    Not all flash memory cards are created alike. Nowhere is this more evident than with the new SanDisk Extreme Pro CompactFlash Card. Available in 16GB to 64GB capacities, this card promises, and delivers, on extreme: Armed with SanDisk's rearchitected controller, this card can achieve up to 90 megabytes per second read/write performance in a digital SLR that supports UDMA (mode 6).
  • Report: Intel's Braidwood flash memory module could kill SSD market 04/09/2009 03:54:00

    Flash memory cache is a quarter ogf the cost of traditional DRAM
    Intel's upcoming Braidwood NAND flash memory module, which is aimed at giving users faster boot-ups and application launches, could undermine solid-state disk (SSD) demand, according to a recent report on the new technology.
  • Corsair launches Extreme SSD line 17/07/2009 08:08:00

    The new drives use the popular Indilinx Barefoot controller
    Corsair Memory Inc. today unveiled its Extreme Series 2.5-inch solid-state disk (SSD) drives, which it said rival other consumer SSDs in terms of performance.
  • How to choose the right memory card 10/07/2009 16:04:00

    We help you select the right memory card for your digital camera, MP3 player or mobile phone
    With video, image and data files becoming larger thanks to better quality media, the importance of making sure you have adequate storage is only going to increase this year and beyond. Portable devices such as digital cameras, mobile phones and portable multimedia players often use removable memory cards to store data, so getting the right one is important.
  • Report: Price hikes killing SSD sales for laptops 09/07/2009 08:06:00

    NAND flash chip prices have increased 127 per cent since late '08
    Surging prices for NAND flash memory have hurt what was a promising market for solid-state disk (SSD) drives in laptops this year, according to market research by iSupply Corp.
  • Wozniak's storage start-up adds reliability to consumer-grade flash 08/07/2009 05:09:00

    Fusion-io can offer less expensive disks to customers while sacrificing little in terms of performance and endurance
    Fusion-io, the flash storage start-up with Steve Wozniak as its chief scientist, says it can now manage commercial-grade flash memory in a way that ensures enterprise-class reliability.
  • SanDisk to invest in Japan flash memory plant 19/06/2009 10:27:00

    The investment will result in more advanced memory chips that can help make gadgets smaller
    SanDisk plans to upgrade this year a flash memory plant that it operates with Toshiba in Japan, it said Friday.
  • Faster SD cards could reach devices next year 12/06/2009 06:46:00

    SD cards based on new specification will have faster data transfers and storage of up to 2TB
    Memory cards based on a new specification will boost storage of consumer electronics to as much as 2TB, the SD Association said Thursday.
  • Review: SanDisk one-touch backup drive offers simplicity, sophistication 14/05/2009 14:10:00

    But users will pay a price for the USB flash drive's convenience
    While many external drives now come with a physical push-button backup option, a new genre of backup devices is emerging: one-touch USB flash drives that combine the convenience of small size with relatively sophisticated backup applications for data protection.
  • Toshiba to ship higher capacity flash chips from July 27/04/2009 15:35:00

    The more tightly integrated chips will make possible even smaller gadgets.
    Toshiba plans to begin shipping from the middle of this year flash memory chips that are more tightly packed than current models and will make possible even smaller gadgets.
  • Researchers working on memory to replace DRAM, NAND 21/04/2009 12:01:00

    ITRI will phase out its development of another memory chip, PRAM
    A Taiwanese research group has turned to RRAM (Resistive-RAM) as the latest possible Holy Grail of memory chips, one that can replace both DRAM and NAND flash memory.
  • Processor technology promises big boost to consumer SSDs 14/04/2009 07:40:00

    SandForce said its new SSD controller will offer 250MB/sec. sustained reads and writes
    SandForce Inc. announced today a new family of solid-state disk (SSD) processors that the company claims will allow lower-cost, commodity NAND flash memory to be used in data center operations. The disks will also be faster and more reliable for use in mobile applications, the company said.
  • Flash memory vendors slashing production, raising prices 25/03/2009 07:56:00

    Cutting back production could slow SSD adoption.
    NAND flash memory vendors responded to the slowing economy and weak consumer confidence by phasing out production of 200mm wafer manufacturing and cutting overall flash memory production to an industry-wide average of 70% in the first quarter of this year, according to analysts.
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