Manufacturing Industry
Samsung Rolls DDR DRAM Chips
Electronic News, August 20, 2001 by Alex Romanelli
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS Co. LTD. last week said that it has begun volume production on l28Mbit and 256Mbit double-data rate (DDR) DRAM chips that transmit data at 333Mbit/sec. Samples of both devices, which were produced using 0.15-micron technology, are available now.
The chips operate at 166MHz, or more than twice as fast as PC-133 SDRAM and 25 percent faster than the DDR266 that operates at 133MHz, according to Seoul, South Korea-based Samsung.
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