Is the Race on (again)?

Following the announcement by several manufacturers to wind down production of eMMC, DDR4 is next on the list to see a significant reduction in output. This leads to spiking prices, which are further fueled by tariff uncertainties. Are we heading into a simultaneous shortage in both Flash and DRAM at the same time? Spiraling prices are a first indication.

Staying informed is the best strategy in situations like these. Our newsletter is the best way to stay in the know!

MEMPHIS Electronic adds XSemitron Technology to its Comprehensive Memory Portfolio

We have added XSemitron Technology, a provider of high-performance NAND flash and NOR flash memory products, to our portfolio. XSemitron offers a comprehensive range of code-type Flash memory products, including SPI NOR and SPI NAND Flash, with capacities ranging from 2 Mbit to 8 Gbit. These products are renowned for their rapid read speeds, high erase and write endurance, and exceptional reliability, making them suitable for a wide range of applications, including AIoT and Consumer Electronics, as well as industrial, medical, and automotive industries.

Replay of our Webinar: eMMC in Transition

Samsung’s decision to phase out MLC NAND production by next year will have a considerable impact on B2B industries such as automotive, medical, or industrial control markets as well as embedded and IoT systems.

Missed our webinar? Watch the replay to find out everything you need to know about the upcoming eMMC discontinuation.

Withdrawals, Wars, and What You Can Control

What did we see this month? Geopolitical instability, trade restrictions, and tariff uncertainty clash with accelerated semiconductor innovation cycles.

This is an invaluable reminder that in times of unrest, we need to stay focused on the things we can control and have an impact on. So we focus on what we know best: the memory market. We provide you with insights and recommendations on the upcoming discontinuations of eMMC and DDR4, as well as interesting facts and comparisons of FeRAM and EEPROM.

Factory Automation: Enhanced Reliability with FeRAM

Robotic systems, particularly those relying on Human-Machine Interfaces (HMIs), require memory components capable of high-speed data writing, non-volatility, and resilience under harsh operating conditions.

In this paper, we compare EEPROM with FeRAM and outline why it represents a superior choice for high-reliability, low-latency factory automation applications.

Enhancing Elevator Control Systems with FeRAM

Elevator control systems are vital components in modern infrastructure, ensuring safe and efficient vertical transportation. These systems face critical challenges, particularly in power loss scenarios and environments requiring high-frequency data logging. Traditional memory technologies like EEPROM and Flash often fall short in endurance, speed, and reliability. Ferroelectric Random Access Memory (FeRAM) presents a breakthrough alternative with its non-volatile characteristics, superior write endurance, and high-speed operation.

How to Navigate the Tariff Uncertainty!

Are you tariffied? In a state of fear, anxiety or strategic panic in response to the sudden tariffs and the uncertainty about potential new tariff changes?

It is easy to fall into a state of shock and paralysis in the light of the on-and-off-again tariffs. Still, there are things that you can do to prepare.

MEMPHIS Electronic Adds RAMXEED to its Linecard of over 18 Memory Manufacturers

Exciting news – we are proud to announce that we have added RAMXEED to our linecard of over 18 memory manufacturers. This means we are expanding our portfolio with FeERAM and ReRAM memory technologies, which are known for high speed data processing, non-volatility, and energy efficiency.

Celebrating 40 Years of Flash Memory: A Journey of Innovation and Transformation

In late 1984, a groundbreaking technology was unveiled that would forever change the landscape of data storage: Flash memory. Fast forward 40 years, and Flash memory is now an indispensable component of everything.