-AMD MirrorBit(tm) Technology Delivers Industry's Highest Density Flash Memory Device to Enable Advanced Features- SUNNYVALE, CA-NOVEMBER 12, 2002-AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced that it has commenced ...
In an extension of it current agreement with chip foundry Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC) for the production of 65-nanometer MirrorBit NOR for Spansion Inc, the Sunnyvale, ...
Sunnyvale, Calif.—By scaling MirrorBit technology to 90-nm, Spansion LLC has yielded a single-chip 1-Gbit NOR flash memory device that it is targeting specifically at the embedded sector. The 1-Gbit ...
SUNNYVALE, Calif. - November 8, 2004 - Today Spansion LLC, the Flash memory subsidiary of AMD (NYSE:AMD) and Fujitsu Limited (TSE:6702), laid out an ambitious three-year vision and strategic road map, ...
Advanced Micro Devices turned out two new chips Monday, but its most anticipated release this week will be its second quarter results. As expected, AMD launched on Monday a new mobile Athlon XP 1800+ ...
Spansion (www.spansion.com) and TSMC (www.tsmc.com) have agreed to begin joint development of variations of Spansion’s MirrorBit technology at 40nm and below. May 24, 2007 Spansion and TSMC have ...
The chipmaker plans to release the Ornand family of flash memory chips in 2005, which could lead to expansion into wider markets. Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, where he covers ...
BOSTON – Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s (AMD’s) Spansion flash memory joint venture plans to announce on Tuesday the second-generation of its Mirrorbit flash memory designed specifically for cell ...
As the cost of flash continues to plummet, it becomes increasingly clear that legacy storage arrays designed for disk drives are becoming outdated and all-flash arrays offer a better mixture of ...
Spansion, the flash memory division of Advanced Micro Devices, will come out with new chips next year that could allow it to expand into wider markets. The company announced Monday that in the first ...
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