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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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Flash memory is increasingly posing a challenge to the hard disk drive in PCs and enterprise servers in the datacenter.

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One-day workshop highlights scalability, materials research, and next-gen non-volatile memories like STT-RAM, Re-RAM, and PCM.

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Take a look at some of the clever systems for staff has developed to evaluate everything from elliptical trainers to kitchen drawers.

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The biggest surprise isn't revenue numbers but an extraordinary prediction for the future of DRAM.

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ARM has now named the 16 core architecture with CoreLink cache coherent network and dual memory controllers as AMBA 5 Coherent Hub Interface…

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Did we just witness the first of what will be an increasing number of events that signify the slowing or even the end of Moore's Law?

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Welcome to this week's edition of the Memory Designline newsletter. Thanks for your interest, contributions, and comments over the last two weeks since our last issue. This newsletter's highlight feature is Making memory out of silicon oxide, a piece that was generously contributed by a team of professors and students at Rice University on ReRAM. If you haven't seen it yet, I urge you to take a look at some cutting edge work in memory. I'd also like to call your attention to a piece from Fulcrum Microsystems on Advanced switch memory architectures.

Also of interest is some news out of Intel and Samsung, as well as some new SSDs from Memoright  and a 65nm embedded flash product  from Microsemi. Also, please check out my commentary  on HDDs, and weigh in using the comments section on what you think the future of HDDs is.

Hope you enjoy the issue!

Janine Love, Editor
editor@writesol.com