Making Memories
Recently, I traveled to Lehi, Utah with a select group of media and industry analysts for a tour of IM Flash Technologies, the fabrication facility where we make our NAND flash memory. Together with some colleagues from Intel, we enjoyed a rare opportunity to see the inner workings of this state-of-the-art fab.
This was the first time Micron has ever allowed media and analysts inside the fab – an experience that many reported was well worth it. Just ask Allyn Malventano from PC Perspectives: “Getting a first-hand look at the bleeding edge of chip fabrication is something I know I’ll be talking about for years to come.”
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Yesterday we announced our 42nm DRAM technology with a 2Gb DDR3 device. If you just skimmed the headlines, you could have missed an important point—our DRAM is built with copper for critical metallization layers (not aluminum, like some others are). Now, that might be something you’re tempted to shrug off, “Isn’t DRAM just built to standardized specs? Does the metallization type really matter?” It absolutely does as we move below 50nm process technology and DRAM product specifications become more demanding and complex.
RealSSD C300 just took home the award for best Home Consumer Electronics Storage Product at the