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8|8|2017 TORONTO - Micron Technology unveiled its second generation of NVM Express (NVMe) SSDs at the Flash Memory Summit, using its 3D NAND to push capacities past ...

8|8|2017 SAN JOSE, Calif. — A Korean startup launched an online service that uses a novel approach to scan open source code for known security flaws. Insignary, ...

8|7|2017 SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Everspin announced it is sampling a Gbit MRAM chip and will be in production this year with 1-2 Gbyte cards based on its 256 Mbit ...

8|7|2017 LAKE WALES, Fla. — The Nanophotonics Lab at Arizona State University (Tempe), working with Tsinghua University (Beijing), has demonstrated an on-chip CMOS ...

8|4|2017 SAN FRANCISCO — Semiconductor sales are up nearly 21 percent year-to-date, punctuated by the highest ever sales total in the second quarter, according to ...

8|3|2017 SAN FRANCISCO — Toshiba announced it would go it alone in buying equipment for a new fab at its Yokkaichi Operations manufacturing site, shunning NAND ...

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