In 1984, a groundbreaking innovation was unveiled at the IEEE Integrated Electronics Devices Conference, Fujio Masuoka introduced Flash memory — a technology that revolutionized how data is stored and accessed. Four decades later, Flash memory remains central to devices and systems across diverse fields, from mobile technology to enterprise data centers and the Internet of Things (IoT).

Frankfurt / Bad Homburg, Germany. MEMPHIS Electronic revealed a lead-free memory portfolio including the first generation DDR1 to the current DDR5. MEMPHIS will be showcasing the new memory modules at embedded world 2024 in hall 1, booth 340. The DRAM devices are said to be a plus to long-life electronic manufacturers because businesses will not have to rely on the exemption clause (7c-I) to the RoHS directive anymore.

Oberursel / Frankfurt, Germany, – MEMPHIS Electronic has plans to release a family of DDR5 memory modules based on Samsung’s DDR5 chipsets in commercial and industrial temperature ranges, and configured with 16 and 32 Gigabyte capacities and 5600 MHz clock frequency.

MEMPHIS Electronic will be showcasing new STT-MRAMs (Spin Transfer Torque) from Netsol at embedded world 2022.