It really is possible to make memory that’s geared toward a particular application, if you’re still of the belief that AI is an application. I learned that fact recently, thanks to the folks at Micron Technology, who recently announced that they are delivering qualification samples of the company’s Universal Flash Storage (UFS) 4.0 mobile solution.

As electronic devices are continuously shrinking in order to keep up with the demands and advancements of next-generation technologies, semiconductor companies must consistently keep up with those requirements. Storage and memory technologies such as DRAM are embedded in almost every electronic device active on the market today, and they are no exception to the laws of physics in the semiconductor space.

Whether you know it or not, advanced driver assistance systems appear in every vehicle. Some might be obvious to the driver, while some might only appear in an emergency.

Memory is taking on a whole new role in the automobile. This is partly because there is so much required and partly because the memory has to perform at much higher levels than before.

When designing your embedded system, the storage subsystem is not always at the top of the priority list.

Industrial SSDs are traditionally used in industrial applications such as factory automation, test and measurement, medical and transportation.

Newark, an Avnet Company and global distributor of electronic components, products and solutions, has signed an international distribution agreement with Micron Technology, a leading and trusted brand in the memory and storage solutions market.