Webinar: Embracing the Shift from DDR3/DDR4 to Next-Gen Memory

We are experiencing a critical inflection point in the memory industry: the transition from legacy nodes, such as DDR3 and DDR4, towards newer technologies is happening at a pace previously unthinkable.

Staying on top of the developments has never been more critical. With this webinar, we provide strategic insights and technical analysis to guide you through these transitions.

Let’s break the Vicious Cycle

We’re at an inflection point in the memory industry. For the first time, the bit growth cycle has been broken. It means that growth in memory doesn’t come from shipping more chips with higher densities. That’s another constant in the industry gone.

And yes, semiconductor has always been a volatile industry, but change is happening at a pace we've never seen before. But let's not panic and fall victim to the vicious cycle of shortage and oversupply again.

Read all about it in our latest newsletter!

Discontinuation of eMMC: A Guide for Developers and OEMs

The decision to phase out eMMC storage is forced by several factors. Memory manufacturers believe there has been an added price pressure in the last two years. Moreover, large memory manufacturers are keen on developing high-margin memory products. These products can provide greater profitability and reinvestment potential, catering to the price pressures associated with eMMC.

For Wevolver we took a closer look at eMMC and compared it with UFS, SDs as well as SSDs.

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FeRAM for Memory-Critical Fire & Gas Suppression Systems

As fire suppression and safety systems evolve toward greater intelligence and autonomy, memory components play a central role in ensuring system reliability, data integrity, and real-time responsiveness.

This paper explores Ferroelectric RAM (FeRAM) as an advanced non-volatile memory (NVM) technology for such systems. It provides a comparative analysis with other mainstream memory technologies like EEPROM, Flash, MRAM, SRAM, and DRAM, and defines the Critical-to-Quality (CTQ) attributes required in the context of fire suppression, especially gas-based suppression systems, which demand the highest reliability and compliance.

E2 SSD Form Factor: The New Superhero in High-Density Storage

Emerging workloads across AI, big data, IoT, and hyperscale compute require a rethinking of storage infrastructure. As data volume surges, particularly in the “warm data” tier, where information is accessed frequently but not in real-time, existing storage form factors struggle to scale simultaneously in terms of capacity, density, power, and performance.

Enter the E2 SSD form factor, developed jointly by the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) and the Open Compute Project (OCP).

Let's take a closer look!

Smarter Smart Meter and Edge-AI Data Logger Design with MRAM

Smart meters and AI-based edge data loggers enable accurate, real-time monitoring of energy consumption and industrial parameters. They continuously record data, transmit it wirelessly, and support over-the-air (OTA) updates. The memory embedded in these devices must offer not only non-volatility and fast access but also be highly durable. MRAM addresses these demands more effectively than traditional options.

Smart City Air Quality Monitoring

Urbanization, climate change, and industrialization have significantly impacted air quality, elevating the urgency for intelligent, distributed monitoring systems. We have created a new paper outlining an architecture that elevates air quality monitoring from raw data acquisition to actionable insights. To achieve this, edge-intelligent nodes are needed that integrate optical sensing, embedded AI inference, and non-volatile memory (NVRAM) technologies—specifically Magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM) and Ferroelectric RAM (FeRAM).

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.