Memory Module Manufacturing Process under a Magnifying Glass

by Yaroslav Lyssenko

[ 10/06/2005 | 10:03 AM ]

Hardware Secrets has managed to take a look at Corsair’s new factory in Fremont. The memory modules manufacturing process may seem very simple at first glance. However, in reality it takes multiple production stages for the small pieces of silicon called memory chips to turn into fully fledged memory modules.

“Corsair has recently moved to a new location in Fremont, California, and we had the chance of visiting their new facilities and compare it to their old factory we had the chance to visit in the beginning of this year. They are now in a bigger building, with one more production line (six lines, previously they had five lines), a new memory chip testing and sorting machine, more memory module testing stations and much more space for inventory, packing and shipping,” writes Hardware Secrets.

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