Memory card production begins

Monday, 09 July, 2001

SanDisk and Toshiba America Components state that their FlashVision fabrication (fab)plant has gone into production of advanced flash memories.

FlashVision LLC, a semiconductor company started by Toshiba and SanDisk, is using fabrication space at Dominion Semiconductor, Manassas, Virginia.

The NAND memory wafers being produced by FlashVision will primarily be used to manufacture flash memory storage cards for use in digital cameras, digital internet music players and future generations of mobile phones.

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