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Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Elpida, Rambus discuss joint XDR DRAM development
Nov 6 2007 9:42AM | Permalink |Comments (0) |
For an interesting discussion that appeared in Nikkei Electronics on the collaboration between Elpida and Rambus in the development of XDR DRAM, follow this link.
The interview also discusses the long-term relationship between the two companies, how the internal engineering teams work together, and the outlook for DRAM for the consumer market.
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