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posted by janrinok on Wednesday July 08 2015, @02:25AM   Printer-friendly

SuperFlash is SST's patented and proprietary NOR flash technology. Toshiba has developed a flash memory embedded process based on 65nm logic process that uses less power than current mainstream technology, and a single-poly non-volatile memory (NVM) process based on 130nm logic and analogue power process.

Applying the optimal process to diverse applications will allow Toshiba to expand its product line-up in such areas as microcontrollers, wireless communication ICs, motor controller drivers and power supply ICs, the company said. Toshiba has adopted Silicon Storage Technology's third-generation SuperFlash cell technology, in combination with its own 65nm logic process technology.

The company aims to lower power consumption for entire systems, targeting 50μA/MHz operation, and to develop innovative products for IoT.

http://www.electronicsweekly.com/news/business/toshiba-develops-flash-memory-embedded-process-2015-07/


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  • (Score: -1, Troll) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday July 08 2015, @02:33AM

    by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday July 08 2015, @02:33AM (#206312)

    Can I embed a chip in my dick to broadcast that I am gay?

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  • (Score: -1, Flamebait) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday July 08 2015, @02:59AM

    by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday July 08 2015, @02:59AM (#206320)
    I suggest you go and ask slashdot. Seriously.
  • (Score: 4, Touché) by Tork on Wednesday July 08 2015, @04:48AM

    by Tork (3914) Subscriber Badge on Wednesday July 08 2015, @04:48AM (#206346)
    Ask again when they start using an 8nm process.
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