Thinking about flashing an Nvidia GTX680 to a GTX770 lead down some interesting paths that weren’t obvious at first glance.
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When SemiAccurate said that Nvidia’s GK114 was canceled and replaced with a re-fused GK104/GTX680 we were a bit off, it is exactly the same chip.
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Nimbus Data today is releasing a new software suite for their flash based NAS/SAN boxes.
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PQI LogoPQI was at MWC this year and they not only had just one cool device but four that were all pretty interesting.
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Ultrabooks may be dumb but the money behind them is driving the component market, and Western Digitial is right there on the leading edge with ever thinner drives.
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Adata had the usual display of bigger, faster, and cheaper memory products on display at CES along with a new product category entirely.
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Seagate finally bit the bullet and has released a line of flash storage devices for the enterprise market.
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At CES, Kingston was showing off two new memory sticks and an update to their Wi-Drive device.
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During AIS, LSI gave an interesting talk about the trends in shrinking flash memory, and the problems it creates.
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Everspin has introduced a production ST-MRAM memory that combines high speeds, high density, and non-volatile storage.
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When Apple first sued Samsung, SemiAccurate likened it to suicide.
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In a Computex that was full of minor steps, Pretec was a standout with several new ideas, and a few new takes on older ones.
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LSI may have bought Sandforce, but at Computex, all that changed was the odd sticker and logo.
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SanDisk’s well known X3 technology giving 3 bits per flash cell…
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The current generation of flash memory is manufactured on 19/20nm technology and according to IMEC shrinking of this technology combined with stacking is likely to make it possible to manufacture for a couple of more generations all the way down to 11nm.
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