Neumonda Technology introduced its latest DRAM test board, Octopus. Neumonda’s Octopus tester leverages the Intel Raptor Lake CPU and was developed to screen DRAM components for memory modules. It can test in various temperatures with varying speeds in which DRAM modules will be operating.

Neumonda and Ferroelectric Memory (FMC) are partnering to design, test, and market FMC’s nonvolatile DRAM+ bringing semiconductor DRAM memory design and manufacturing back to Germany. FMC combines non-volatile properties of ferroelectric hafnium oxide (HfO2) with RAM to create a non-volatile DRAM memory for AI, medical, industrial, automotive, and consumer applications.

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).