Toshiba becomes 2nd source for M-Systems' flash storage

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M-Systems Flash Disk Pioneers and Toshiba have signed a strategic agreement, wherein Toshiba's flash technology would be combined with M- Systems' flash disc. Toshiba would also become a second source for M- Systems' DiskonChip2000, a 32-pin, single-chip, non-volatile flash disc that can emulate a hard disc. It requires no dedicated controllers and provides a direct interface with the CPU as well as advanced hardware- level error detection and correction on the fly.

Alliances, partnerships, Random Access Memories, Plated Wire Memories, Computer Storage Device Manufacturing, Toshiba Corp., RAM (Random access memory), Disk drives

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Sanyo's flash device picks up ARM core

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Sanyo Electric Company Ltd has unvieled a flash device, equipped with the company's ARM7TDMI microprocessor core. Called LC67F5000 flash microcontroller, the product is reprogrammable even after installation on the board. It is suitable for advanced digital consumer electronics that have short product cycles. Sanyo also recommends the LC67F5000 for computer peripherals, including recordable and rewritable CDs, and hard disc drives.

Microprocessor Chips, Product introduction, CPUs (Central processing units)

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