Alloy Holds Out Promise of Speedier Memory Chip
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Scientists have developed an alloy they say can be used to create memory chips more than 500 times as fast as todayÂs flash chips.
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High-end chip likely will stay a step ahead of competitors in the multicore processor race. Also, the chip design could be done this year.
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A small, fully functional, 70-megabit static random access memory computer chip crammed with more than 500,000,000 transistors has been developed by researchers at Intel Corp.
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Semiconductor chips that can manage a good bit of their own upkeep are moving closer to reality.
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A new type of memory could soon be available to device makers.
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A competing chip from rival Advanced Micro Devices will likely arrive several months earlier.
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SAN FRANCISCO Advanced Micro Devices has brought forward a demonstration of its version of a new approach to processor design, with a chip that is expected to offer faster computing and relatively less power consumption.
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Clever 'perpendicular recording system' boosts storage capacity
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Future-generation "Penryn" chips will include new instructions to speed search, math and multimedia.
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Sheets of graphite only a few atoms thick could lead to ultrafast computer chips.
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SEOUL (AFX) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said it has developed the industry&#39;s first 2-Gigabit (Gb) DDR2 SDRAM utilizing 80-nanometer (nm) process technology.
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Samsung Electronics Co. said Tuesday it has developed a more advanced flash memory chip that will allow increased data storage in digital products such as music players.
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Nearly three years after Matrix Semiconductor first announced plans to offer write-once memory chips based on a 3D design technology, the chips are in volume production.
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A new memory technology, programmable metallization cell, could be 1000 times more efficient than flash memory.
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Breaking the speed barrier of traditional flash memory, Intel and Micron Thursday announced a new flash memory architecture that increases the data transfer rates in consumer electronics by cutting the bottlenecks affecting conventional NAND flash memory.
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A new inexpensive nanoglue that becomes stronger as it heats up could redefine the way computer chips are made.
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By John Markoff  Scientists at IBM and two partner companies have developed a promising material that they believe will lead to a new kind of computer memory chip able to meet the growing appetite for storing digital music, pictures and video.