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Hardware news tagged 34nm
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Intel Introduces Tiny Solid-State Drive with High Performance, Low-Price.
[11:23 am]
Intel Unleashes Sub-1.8" SSD for Thin Notebooks, Tablets, Military Apps
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Demand Towards Solid-State Drives in the Distribution Channel – Very Strong, Says Micron.
[9:50 pm]
Sales of Micron C300 RealSSD Beat Micron’s Expectations
Friday, February 19, 2010
Intel to Dramatically Boost Capacities of Solid-State Drives by Year End.
[4:21 am]
Intel Readies 400GB SSDs for Enterprise, 600GB SSDs for Mainstream
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Micron Unveils World’s First Solid-State Drive with Serial ATA-600 Interface.
[10:19 pm]
Micron RealSSD C300: 34nm Flash, SATA 600, 128GB and 256GB Capacities
Monday, October 19, 2009
Micron Unveils Flash Memory with Six Times Longer Endurance.
[10:39 pm]
Micron Initiates Production of Improved Flash on 34nm Node
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Intel Fixes Bug of Latest Solid-State Drives, Resumes Shipments.
[4:36 pm]
Intel’s Second-Generation X25-M SSDs Available Again
Intel, Micron Develop 3-Bits-Per-Cell NAND Flash.
[11:36 am]
Intel and Micron Enable Higher Density Flash Memory Devices
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Intel to Correct Issues with Latest Solid-State Drives by Week’s End.
[6:12 pm]
Intel Will Start Distributing Firmware Fix for Latest SSDs by the End of the Week
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Intel Temporarily Halts Shipments of Latest Solid-State Drives.
[11:43 pm]
Intel Finds Bug in Latest SSDs
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Intel Expects 34nm Process Technology to Lower SSD Costs by up to 60%.
[6:47 am]
Intel Unveils Solid-State Drives Based on 34nm NAND Flash
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Micron Initiates Flash Memory Production Using 34nm Process Technology.
[2:00 pm]
Micron Starts to Produce Flash at 34nm Node
Monday, November 24, 2008
Intel’s and Micron’s IM Flash Starts Production Using 34nm Process Technology.
[9:06 am]
Intel, Micron Move into Mass Production with 34nm NAND Flash
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