Infineon, Nanya cooperate on 60nm DRAM Technology
German semi-conductors giant Infineon said it had agreed with Taiwan-based partner Nanya Technology to extend their cooperation in the development of DRAM memory chips. Under...
Fujitsu Sues Nanya Over Memory Patent
Fujitsu has filed a patent infringement lawsuit on Monday against Taiwanese memory chip maker Nanya Technology Corp. over DRAM technology, Fujitsu said. The lawsuit was...
Toshiba, Sony Jointly Develop 45 nm Embedded DRAM Technology
At the 2005 Symposium on VLSI Technology event, Toshiba Corp. and Sony Corp. announced an embedded DRAM process technology, which they have jointly developed at...
Infineon and Nanya Announce Mass Production of 90nm DRAM
Infineon Technologies AG and Nanya Technology Corporation yesterday announced the successful qualification of 90nm DRAM technology which was jointly developed at Infineon?s Research Center in...
Despite rising DRAM prices, players remain cautious
Despite rising contract and spot DRAM prices, analysts, DRAM module makers and distributors all remain conservative about the DRAM market this quarter. Prices for 256Mbit...
Toshiba breaks own record for fastest memory device
Toshiba Corporation today announced a high performance DRAM that achieves the fastest data transfer rate yet attained by any memory device. The second generation 512-megabit...
DRAM-module makers land orders prior to CeBIT
Taiwan-based DRAM-module makers have received orders prior to CeBIT 2005 (March 10-16 in Hannover, Germany), with most of the orders being for flash-related products, according...
Samsung completes working prototype of 512Mbit mobile DRAM
Samsung Electronics says it has completed the world's first working prototype of a 512Mbit mobile DRAM chip, targeting high-end 3D graphics and streaming video in...
Elpida Integrates Error Correction Circuit in DRAM
Elpida Memory, Inc has developed SSR (Super Self Refresh) technology which achieves a reduction in DRAM's self refresh current to about 1/60 that of the...
Samsung sees a slight DRAM oversupply for 2005
Samsung Electronics expects the global DRAM supply will only outgrow demand by 1 percentage point in 2005 as chipmakers worldwide continue to diversify their product...
