Rambus Purchases Unity Semiconductor for $35 Million

 

Rambus lately announced that its has acquired an innovative memory technology company——Unity Semiconductor, for a total of $35 million in cash.

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Apacer Offers World’s Fastest 64GB microSDXC Card

 

The popularity of mobile digital products make the player have a high demand towards memory cards, which requests not only the high capacity, but also the fast speed. For these players, there may come a piece of good news for them, as Apacer has just announced to launch the world’s fastest high-capacity Ultra High Speed microSDXC 64GB memory card.

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AMD To Enter Memory Market With Radeon Branded RAM

 

In our earlier report, we got to know that AMD was going to produce the memory under its own brand. While as LenzFire reported, AMD has intended to get its memory modules to the retail market after quality inspection.

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Micron Demonstrates 128GBps DRAM Memory

 

In early February,Micron has declared its memory technology——Hybrid Memory Cube.While lately Micron demonstrated a prototype of a possible "future DRAM technology" at the Hot Chips conference.

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Crucial 8GB Memory Modules Optimize Desktop And Laptop Performance

 

Recently Crucial announced its Crucial 8GB DDR3-1333 MHz UDIMM(desktop) and SODIMM(laptop) memory modules,allowing for high-capacity memory in smaller form factors such as laptops,All-in-One PCs and home theater PCs.

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AMD Has No Plans To Make Memory Or Sell It Directly To Customers

 

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Earlier we have known that AMD’s DDR3 memory modules appeared in Japanese stores.Even there comes with the introduction page of AMD Radeon DDR3 System Modules in the official website.

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Corsair Rolls Out Arctic White 8GB DDR3 Vengeance LP Memory Kit

 

Corsair lately rolls out the Special Edition Arctic White Vengeance Low Profile memory.

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Corsair Rolls Out Limited Edition 1.5V 8GB Dominator GT Memory Kit

 

Recently Corsair announced availability in limited quantities of a new 1.5V 8GB Dominator GT DDR3 memory kit.

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Kingston HyperX 2133MHz SO-DIMMs Obtain Intel XMP Cetification

 

Kingston lately announces that its 2133MHz HyperX 4GB SO-DIMM memory kits have passed Intel XMP certification.

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Samsung Brings 30nm-class DDR3 Memory For Consumers

 

Samsung recently announces that the company is going to introduce consumer-oriented memory that makes use of its advanced 30nm-class DDR3 DRAM chips.

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Corsair Brings 8GB Dominator GTX Memory Kit Running At 2400 MHz

 

Corsair has just rolled out a Dominator GTX 8GB dual-channel DDR3 kit,which enables to operate at 2400MHz,with latency settings of 9-11-10-30,at a memory voltage of 1.65V.

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Elpida Develops Industry’s First 25nm DRAM Chips

 

Elpida lately announces to have developed the industry’s first 25nm DDR3 SDRAM chips,which are ready for sample shipments and mass production in July.

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Kingmax Debuts Waterproof 64GB SDXC Card

 

It is definitely not a good thing to get your SD card into the water,which will probably lead to data loss. However,KingMax brings water-proof  SDXC Card with capacity of 64GB,providing secure for users.

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Kingston Rolls Out HyperX Plug And Play High Performance Memory

 

Kingston HyperX series memory line are quite popular with gaming players and overclocking players.And lately the company adds some new members for this product line——HyperX Plug and Play(HyperX PnP),targeting gaming and overclocking players as well.

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Toshiba Announces 19nm NAND Flash Memory

 

Not long ago,Toshiba has unleashed its 24nm SmartNAND series product,while now the company officially announces the NAND memory chips which are based on the advanced 19nm manufacturing process.

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