• Memory
  • By Alexandru Pancescu
  • August 4th, 2007
SanDisk and Micron Ride the Wave

SanDisk and Micron Ride the Wave

NAND chips in short supply

  • Memory
  • By Alexandru Pancescu
  • August 2nd, 2007
A Replacement for Flash Memory?

A Replacement for Flash Memory?

Nanochip may have the answer

Silicon Motion Technology's Record Shipments

Silicon Motion Technology's Record Shipments

The NAND market saved many producers

  • Memory
  • By Alexandru Pancescu
  • July 31st, 2007
NAND Memories Are Here to Stay

NAND Memories Are Here to Stay

Flash chips everywhere

One More Player on a Crowded Field

One More Player on a Crowded Field

PTI will start logic IC packaging

DRAM And NAND Memories Getting Expensive

DRAM And NAND Memories Getting Expensive

The price slowly climbs

  • Storage
  • By Alexandru Pancescu
  • July 26th, 2007
Brightly Colored USB Flash Drives

Brightly Colored USB Flash Drives

Microdia's Fruity drives are scented

SanDisk Has Some Problems

SanDisk Has Some Problems

The revenues that the company announces are not so good

Flash Chips Are Getting Scarcer

Flash Chips Are Getting Scarcer

Flash producers say they just can't keep the pace

A rocket BOOSTER for your computer

A rocket BOOSTER for your computer

Start it indoors and it might blow your roof away

Samsung Switches to 51nm NAND Flash Chips

Samsung Switches to 51nm NAND Flash Chips

Using technology to create technology

Samsung to Roll Out 16Gb NAND Flash

Samsung to Roll Out 16Gb NAND Flash

The highest capacity so far

The IDE Connector Is Not Dead, Yet

The IDE Connector Is Not Dead, Yet

IDE flash disk modules from Super Talent

  • Memory
  • By Dan Frincu
  • March 29th, 2007
ProMOS Expands Manufacturing Facilities

ProMOS Expands Manufacturing Facilities

Six brand new shiny fabs on the way

The 64GB Solid State Disk

The 64GB Solid State Disk

Four times faster than a hard drive

Sandisk Has a New 32GB, 2.5-inch Flash Drive

Sandisk Has a New 32GB, 2.5-inch Flash Drive

SSD for the masses

Intel Takes a Byte Out of Memory

Intel Takes a Byte Out of Memory

Why settle with one market when you can have them all

 
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