Joint development of high density flash memory

Wednesday, 04 December, 2002

Macronix, Taiwan has announced an agreement with Mitsubishi Electric which covers 0.15 um DINOR Flash technology development, joint design of product and wafer manufacturing.

The technology has been established with Macronix 8"lock Fab2 and production has commenced.

The key products will be high density flash memory in 128 and 64 Mbit for mobile phone application.

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