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To: Bipin Prasad who wrote (37023)	8/6/1998 9:45:00 PM
From: phbolton	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 53903

Hitachi is now in volume production of PC-100 compliant 64Mbit SDRAM devices, and has demonstrated and sampled PC-100 compliant 256Mbit SDRAMs: * The 16Mx4, 8Mx8, and 4Mx16 SDRAMs support /CAS Latency 2 (CL2) and CL3 for increased system performance flexibility. They have a 6ns tac (access time from clock) and operate at clock frequencies up to 125MHz. * The 256Mbit, 125-MHz chips go into production later this year, built with a proven 0.2-æm process for high-volume availability. Packaged in compact 54-pin, 400-mil TSOPs, an industry first, they are drop-in replacements for popular 64Mbit components. * 64Mbit SDRAMs: HM5264405TT/HM5264805TT/HM5264165TT Series * 256Mbit SDRAMs: HM5225405ATT/HM5225805ATT/HM5225165ATT Series semiconductor.hitachi.com