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Almost all of Micron Technology’s NAND memory, which contributed 30% of revenue last quarter, is made in its facilities in Singapore.

Naga Chandrasekaran joins Intel as head of Intel Foundry's worldwide manufacturing operations.

Chinese Yangtze Memory says Micron's memory infringers its patents, asks court to stop sales of Micron's 3D NAND in the U.S. and royalties.

Are memory companies looking for new ways to increase bandwidth to capitalise on the AI boom?

Hand-held gaming consoles based on notebook platforms (such as the Valve SteamDeck, ASUS ROG Ally, and the MSI Claw) are one of the fastest growing segments in the PC gaming market. The form-factor of such systems has created a demand for M.2 2230 NVMe SSDs. Almost all vendors have a…

The compute market has always been hungry for memory bandwidth, particularly for high-performance applications in servers and datacenters. In recent years, the explosion in core counts per socket has further accentuated this need. Despite progress in DDR speeds, the available bandwidth per core has unfortunately not seen a corresponding scaling.…

Formlabs acquires startup Micronics and its Kickstarter SLS printer.

Multiple companies offer high-capacity SSDs, but until recently, only one company offered high-performance 60 TB-class drives with a PCIe interface: Solidigm. As our colleagues from Blocks & Files discovered, Samsung quietly rolled out its BM1743 61.44 TB solid-state drive in mid-June and now envisions 120 TB-class SSDs based on the…

Does 30% more memory bandwidth mean 30% more fps? Let's put it to the test.