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Samsung's incredibly fast MRAM solution could soon be used in wearables - Vimarsana News

Samsung's incredibly fast MRAM solution could soon be used in wearables

Samsung’s incredibly fast MRAM solution could soon be used in wearables Samsung is reportedly turning its attention towards the emerging MRAM market with the goal of expanding the application of MRAM technology to additional sectors, revealed Samsung Foundry principle engineer Han Shin-hee at SEMICON Korea via The Elec. The company hopes for its MRAM chips to be used in more areas beyond IoT and AI, such as graphic memory, low level cache, the automotive market, and even wearables. Samsung’s been working on MRAM for years and it began mass producing its first commercial MRAM solution in ...

SK hynix Announces the Completion of M16 Plant Construction - Vimarsana News

SK hynix Announces the Completion of M16 Plant Construction

Press release content from PR Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. SK hynix Announces the Completion of M16 Plant Construction February 1, 2021 GMT SEOUL, South Korea, Jan. 31, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- SK hynix Inc. (or ‘the Company’, www.skhynix.com ) held a completion ceremony for its new fabrication plant M16 at headquarter located in Icheon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. Under the theme of “We Do Technology: Opening the Happiness”, the ceremony was held as SK Group’s internal event in order to adhere to the COVID-19 containment measures. A total of 16 personnel ...

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DRAM, NAND flash to be 2 fastest growing chips this year - Vimarsana News

DRAM, NAND flash to be 2 fastest growing chips this year

"Global DRAM, NAND Flash Market" As of the third quarter of 2020, Samsung dominated the global DRAM market with a 41.3 per cent share, with SK Hynix coming in second with a 28.2 per cent share, according to market researcher TrendForce. In the NAND flash market, Samsung held a 33.1 per cent share in the third quarter, while SK Hynix had an 11.4 per cent share. IC Insights' outlook is in line with the two companies' 2021 forecast of their memory business announced earlier this week. "Smasung Memory Business" Samsung said its memory business, specifically the DRAM market, is expected to see a r...

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Micron Technology, Maxim Integrated Products, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Semtech Corp, and Microchip Technology - Vimarsana News

Micron Technology, Maxim Integrated Products, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Semtech Corp, and Microchip Technology

Micron Technology, Maxim Integrated Products, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Semtech Corp, and Microchip Technology News Highlights: Micron Technology, Maxim Integrated Products, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, Semtech Corp, and Microchip Technology For immediate release Chicago, IL – January 27, 2021 – Zacks.com releases its stock list in the Analyst Blog. Every day, Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events affecting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks that recently appeared on the blog include: Micron Technology, Inc. MU, Maxim Integrated Produc...

The U.S.-Japan Semiconductor Agreement: Keeping Up the ManagedTrade Agenda - Vimarsana News

The U.S.-Japan Semiconductor Agreement: Keeping Up the ManagedTrade Agenda

Toggle open close INTRODUCTION At the insistence of the United States, in 1986 Japan agreed to limit its exports of semiconductors, mainly the "dynamic random access memory" (DRAM) chips, to America. These chips are used in high- tech consumer electronics equipment like computers and video cassette recorders. The agreement expires this July 1, and the Bush Administration thus soon must decide whether to renew it. Doing so would make Washington a hypocrite in its free trade efforts to open markets abroad for American products. The 1986 chip agreement, after all, restricts trade, ostensibly to ...