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To: Ed Hawkins who wrote (95)9/23/1998 1:58:00 PM
From: Michael Sphar  Read Replies (2) of 105
 
MU branching out into SRAM:

A service of Semiconductor Business News, CMP Media Inc.
Story posted 3 p.m. EDT/noon PDT, 9/22/98

Micron samples 400-MHz 4-megabit DDR SRAM

BOISE, Ida. -- Micron Technology Inc. here announced today
that samples of 400-MHz double data rate (DDR) SRAM are
currently shipping for engineering evaluation.

"Our 4-megabit DDR SRAM is designed to meet the high-speed
cache and buffer memory requirements for leading-edge
microprocessors and network systems designs," said Mike Black,
Micron Technology's SRAM marketing manager.

"Data communication applications can also take advantage of the
400-MHz data rate to maximize bandwidth in high-speed traffic
designs," he added. "The fastest control signals operate at one-half
the selected data rate. This feature allows relatively slow ASICs to
control much faster data flow."

Produced on Micron's state-of-the-art, six-transistor cell process,
the 400-MHz DDR SRAM is a next-generation cache architecture
for workstations and servers, as well as high-speed memory for
networking and data communications. "Our goal was to utilize our
CMOS technology to reduce the cost of very high-performance
DDR SRAMs," said Black.

Micron is currently working on a 450-MHz version of this
product.
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