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Computer memory errors on the rise
Research shows causes of system crashes.
V3.co.uk staff
Oct 14 2009, 8:03AM
Hardware
Restructure keeps Legend in profit
Revenue down but profits up at Adelaide-based distie.
Negar Salek
Aug 25 2009, 3:50PM
Hardware
SSD storage systems hit new performance marks
Solid state storage vendors have been breaking records with a new generation of solid state drives (SSDs)..
Shaun Nichols
Aug 7 2009, 10:18AM
Training & Development
Oracle updates Coherence
Data grid update adds capacity, boosts speed.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 21 2009, 3:29PM
News
Semiconductor business has hit the bottom says Gartner
Sees orders picking up, but a memory crash is coming.
Iain Thomson
Jul 14 2009, 9:32AM
News
Samsung makes new push for phase change memory
Company to pair with Numonyx for experimental chip design.
Shaun Nichols
Jun 24 2009, 9:53AM
News
Samsung aims new SSDs at high-end servers
Single-level cell drives aimed at intense server applications.
Staff Writers
Nov 28 2008, 10:05AM
Hardware
Asus goes upmarket with Eee PC S101
Asus has added a new model to its Eee PC range of mini laptops that is designed to be a cut above the cheap-and-cheerful image of the original.
Daniel Robinson
Oct 10 2008, 7:46AM
Hardware
Ultra-fast, next-gen RAM could yield PCs that boot instantly
Scientists in Germany have developed next-generation Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) that is said to operate as fast as fundamental speed limits allow.
Liz Tay
Aug 26 2008, 10:07AM
Hardware
Sun and Samsung team up for Flash memory
Samsung has teamed up with Sun Microsystems to develop a single-level cell Nand Flash memory device for use in solid state drives.
Clement James
Jul 18 2008, 9:35AM
Hardware
Toshiba closes older Flash memory plants
Toshiba is to close older Flash memory production lines that it jointly owns with US firm SanDisk.
Simon Burns
Jun 18 2008, 8:22AM
Hardware
Memory slump to blame for stunted semiconductor growth
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) has blamed the glut of memory devices for low semiconductor growth figures.
Sylvie Barak
May 5 2008, 7:23AM
Hardware
IBM proposes the death of flash memory and hard drives
IBM’s
Almaden Laboratory
has been outlining a new form of memory that it says will replace both flash memory storage and platter-based hard drives.
Iain Thomson
Apr 14 2008, 7:55AM
Hardware
Racetrack memory to change the storage landscape within a decade
Advancements in the development of spintronics-based storage technology could provide a basis for lightning-fast devices capable of holding a hundred times more data in the same amount of space than is possible today.
Liz Tay
Apr 12 2008, 6:21AM
Data centre
Toshiba shrinks memory chips by 30 percent
Toshiba
has announced the development of a 16Gb Nand Flash memory chip fabricated with 43nm process technology co-developed with
SanDisk
.
Robert Jaques
Feb 8 2008, 7:52AM
Hardware
Memory chip prices remain weak
Buyers of memory chips can look forward to stable or falling prices as supply continues to outstrip demand, analysts in Japan say.
Simon Burns
Jan 22 2008, 7:46AM
Hardware
Profit slump at second largest memory maker
Analysts expect more bad news before profit recovery next year.
Simon Burns
Oct 23 2007, 5:55AM
Finance
Multimedia Technology takes on board DDR memory.
Melbourne-based distributor Multimedia Technology adds more memory to its protfolio.
Staff Writers
Aug 6 2007, 7:44AM
Strategy
AMD claims memory controller breakthrough
Components giant, AMD unveils new memory controller and claims doubles capacity per CPU.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 26 2007, 7:39AM
Hardware
Computex: New from Kingston
Trevor Treharne looks at the new offerings for gamers, professionals and innovators from Kingston Technology.
Trevor Treharne
Jun 8 2007, 3:14PM
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