Advanced Micro Devices and Fujitsu are putting a new mark on flash memory. The companies on Monday officially launched a joint venture designed to consolidate their flash-memory operations under one ...
Advanced Micro Devices and Fujitsu will combine their flash memory operations in a new company to cut costs, lower prices and speed up production in a difficult market. The new company, announced ...
SAN FRANCISCO — – Creating what it hopes will be a formidable force in the worldwide flash memory chip market, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced on Monday that it has agreed to form a new company ...
Japanese infrastructure giant Fujitsu has expanded the Eternus storage systems range to include all-flash arrays. The new Eternus AF650 and AF250 models offer faster access speeds, lower latency and ...
Fujitsu Computer Systems is fortifying two models in its notebook line by offering the option of solid state drives for rugged applications like health care and aviation, the company said Monday.
Advanced Micro Devices and Fujitsu will combine their flash memory operations in a new company to cut costs, lower prices and speed up production in a difficult market. Michael Kanellos is editor at ...
US-based flash memory maker Spansion has announced that it has agreed to a deal to buy Fujitsu Semiconductor’s microcontroller and analog business for $175 million. The arrangement includes a $100 ...
Fujitsu will soon join two other major PC makers in putting on sale a portable computer that uses flash memory in place of the traditional hard-disk drive. The company will offer a 16GB or 32GB flash ...
Fujitsu Microelectronics America, Inc. (FMA) today introduced a pair of 8-bit microcontrollers, the MB95F128 and MB95F168M, for use in household appliances and digital audio/video equipment. The two ...
Japanese infrastructure giant Fujitsu has expanded the Eternus storage systems range to include all-flash arrays. The new Eternus AF650 and AF250 models offer faster access speeds, lower latency and ...
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