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Address jitter and noise more effectively with DDR4, part1

ST turns to PCM for MCU embedded memory

Embedded flash startup in production at three foundries

Do annular electrodes present a scalable PCM solution? - Part 2

Slideshow: The making of IBM's nano movie

Do annular electrodes present a scalable PCM solution? - Part 1

Can surface-mount SSDs replace high-density NOR flash?

DDR4: Not just a speed bump

STT-MRAM cuts power use by 80%

Samsung takes 128-Gbit flash memory below 20-nm

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Technical Papers

Improved Memory Throughput Using Serial NOR Flash

e-MMC vs. NAND with Built-in ECC

Embedded System Performance Trade Offs

Optimizing Memory Bandwidth in Complex SoCs

RoCE vs. iWARP Competitive Analysis Brief

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Courses and Webinars

A Large Capacity SRAM Alternative to Embedded DRAM

Embedded Memory Test and Repair Solution: Keeping Up with Changing Design Applications and Shrinking Process Technologies

Considerations for Implementing an Embedded Memory Subsystem in Graphic Applications

High Performance Power Converters on the First Design Pass

Security Fundamentals 1: Introduction to Encryption and Digital Signatures

Low Power Smart Transmitters Design

RTL Design-for-Power for Mobile SoCs: Best Practices

SoC Power Integrity Challenges

Fundamentals of Choosing LDO and Switching Regulators

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Teardowns

Winbond’s innovative DRAM design and the legacy of Qimonda

Inside Xbox 360's Kinect controller

CE parts met cockpit avionics in vintage F-15 video camera

Innovation at home: Inside a 3-D desktop scanner

BenQ K60 e-reader: Trying to stand on the shoulders of giants

First look inside iPhone 4 reveals high reuse

Analysis gives first look inside Apple's A4 processor

Teardown: Inside the art of pulse oximetry

UPDATE: B'com, Toshiba win sockets in iPhone 3GS

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Reference Designs

Lattice adds over 90 reference designs for PLDs

Lattice Semiconductor Corp. has released more than 90 reference designs optimized for the MachXO and ispMACH 4000ZE PLDs.
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Quantenna debuts 802.11n 4x4 MIMO wireless video bridge ref design

Quantenna Communications Inc. has debuted a complete reference design based on its QHS600 IEEE 802.11n wireless LAN (WLAN) 4x4 multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) chipset.
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Products

Seagate SSDs target big data, cloud storage

Swissbit rolls out industrial SATA II SSD

Micron’s PCIe I/O accelerator boasts up to 750,000 IOPS

SP/Silicon Power unveils two new SSDs

Made in IBM Labs: Scientists Discover New Atomic Technique to Charge Memory Chips

Fujitsu releases 1-Mb, 2-Mb FRAM

Microsemi designs flash memory for operation under extreme conditions

Greenliant unveils industrial-temp SSDs

Everspin unveils 1-Mb MRAM with Quad SPI interface

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Commentary

Your chance to win an Exploration & Discovery experience and go behind the scenes at NASA!

Clive Maxfield

Littelfuse's Speed2Design Exploration & Discovery program brings engineers behind-the-scenes at NASA's Ames Research and Johnson Space Centers.

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This sounds like the chance of a lifetime -- I'd already have entered myself, but I'm not allowed to ...

Wanted: A cable management tool that works

Kristin Lewotsky

My desk is covered with colorful plastic gizmos that almost completely fail to do the job.

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Was I just talking to an artificial intelligence?

Clive Maxfield

This may sound a little crazy, but I seriously think I may have just had my first conversation with an artificial intelligence.

post comment 15 comments last comment Paul A. Clayton
Curiously, The Register recently (21 May) had an article on IBM's Watson taking a role in direct ...

Memory, displays at risk if North Korea goes south

Brian Fuller

South Korea is home to two-thirds of the world's DRAM production and half of NAND production.

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North Korea has been like barking dog for 60 years. And, I do not think Samsung and SK Hynix ...

IBM makes molecular movie

Kristin Lewotsky

Using a scanning tunneling microscope to manipulate molecules, IBM researchers produced a stop-action animated film.

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awesome

Adaptive IP is the wave of the future

Josh Lee

At 28nm, process variation effects and dynamic variations due to fluctuating operating conditions may obstruct system performance or cause system instability. This is where implementing adaptive IP can help…

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