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Micron intros new PCIe Gen5 SSD and DRAM offerings for high-throughput apps - Vimarsana News

Micron intros new PCIe Gen5 SSD and DRAM offerings for high-throughput apps

Micron Technology has introduced the Crucial Pro series, which consists of memory and storage products designed for gamers, content creators, workstation professionals, and anyone else desiring a robust, high-performance computing experience with plug-and-play functionality.

Winbond eyeing return to monthly profit in 2Q23 - Vimarsana News

Winbond eyeing return to monthly profit in 2Q23

Specialty DRAM and flash memory maker Winbond Electronics has seen its foundry utilization rates begin to recover, anticipating a return to monthly profits in the second quarter.

SK Hynix begins compatibility testing for 1bnm DDR5 server DRAM - Vimarsana News

SK Hynix begins compatibility testing for 1bnm DDR5 server DRAM

SK Hynix has completed the development of 1bnm, the fifth generation of its 10nm process technology, and the company and Intel have launched a joint evaluation and validation of 1bnm for DDR5 products destined for Intel Xeon Scalable platforms.

Phison sees opportunities arising from AI storage - Vimarsana News

Phison sees opportunities arising from AI storage

Phison Electronics, a NAND flash device controller specialist, believes that AI will gain traction in a variety of NAND storage applications, and that the company will expand its product offerings to satisfy growing NAND storage demands.

Adata sees signs of demand reversal - Vimarsana News

Adata sees signs of demand reversal

Adata Technology has observed signs of a potential demand reversal in the DRAM memory market during the second half of this year, according to Simon Chen, chairman for the memory module maker.