Memory

KIOXIA AiSAQ and Memory-Centric AI Innovations Enable AI-Based Automatic Image Recognition for Logistics Processes

Dec 04, 2025

KIOXIA Europe has developed an AI-driven image recognition technology for logistics in collaboration with Tsubakimoto Chain Co. and EAGLYS Inc., enhancing automation and efficiency in product identification. This innovation allows organizations to swiftly adapt to market changes while managing logistics workflows.

ArXiv Hardware

In-Situ Encryption of Single-Transistor Nonvolatile Memories without Density Loss

Dec 03, 2025

The article discusses a novel in-situ encryption method for single-transistor nonvolatile memories (NVMs) that eliminates the need for multiple memory devices per encrypted cell. This approach utilizes ferroelectric FET (FeFET) technology to maintain storage density while enhancing data security.

ArXiv Hardware

KVNAND: Efficient On-Device Large Language Model Inference Using DRAM-Free In-Flash Computing

Dec 03, 2025

The article introduces KVNAND, a novel architecture that enables large language model inference on edge devices without the need for DRAM by utilizing compute-enabled 3D NAND flash for both model weights and key-value cache. This innovation addresses the challenges of low arithmetic intensity and high bandwidth demands associated with traditional methods.

All About Circuits

Korea’s Semiconductor Titans Undergo Strategic Transformations

Dec 03, 2025

Korean semiconductor giants, including Samsung and SK hynix, are transitioning their focus from traditional memory products to AI-driven technologies like High Bandwidth Memory (HBM). This shift is occurring in the context of heightened global competition, U.S. export controls, and supportive government initiatives.

Electronics Weekly

Fraunhofer and TSRI developing 2HfO2 FeFETs

Dec 03, 2025

Fraunhofer and TSRI are collaborating to develop ferroelectric field-effect transistors (FeFETs) using hafnium oxide, aiming to enhance energy efficiency in memory integrated circuits. This development addresses a critical bottleneck in data centers, which rely heavily on efficient memory solutions.

Electronics Weekly

November NAND ASPs soared

Dec 03, 2025

November NAND average selling prices (ASPs) surged by 20% to over 60% across all product categories and densities, according to TrendForce. The 1Tb TLC saw the most significant shortage, indicating strong demand pressures in the market.

ArXiv Hardware

ML-PCM : Machine Learning Technique for Write Optimization in Phase Change Memory (PCM)

Dec 01, 2025

The article discusses the limitations of phase-change memory (PCM) and proposes a machine learning approach to optimize write operations. By leveraging neural networks, the research aims to enhance PCM's endurance and reduce energy consumption during writes.

Embedded.com

Infineon HYPERRAM Validated for AMD FPGA platform

Dec 01, 2025

Infineon Technologies AG's 64-Mb HYPERRAM device has been validated for use with AMD's Spartan UltraScale+ FPGA SCU35 evaluation kit. This integration allows the AMD MicroBlaze V soft-core RISC-V processor to utilize a high-bandwidth external memory subsystem cost-effectively.

Electronics Weekly

Q3 DRAM revenue up 30.9% QoQ

Dec 01, 2025

The global DRAM industry experienced a significant revenue increase of 30.9% quarter-over-quarter, reaching $41.4 billion in Q3 2025. This growth was driven by rising conventional DRAM contract prices, increased bit shipments, and higher volumes of high-bandwidth memory (HBM).

ArXiv Hardware

3RSeT: Read Disturbance Rate Reduction in STT-MRAM Caches by Selective Tag Comparison

Nov 30, 2025

The article discusses the challenges of read disturbance errors in STT-MRAM caches, particularly due to simultaneous tag accesses during parallel comparisons. It introduces a new method, 3RSeT, aimed at reducing these errors by minimizing unnecessary tag reads.

Vik's Newsletter

Is Optics Really the Next Memory?

Nov 30, 2025

The article discusses the implications of a viral tweet regarding the potential of optics in memory technology. It highlights Lumentum's record earnings as an indicator of a shift in datacenter interconnects.

EE Times

To Take the Order or Not to Take the Order: That is the Question Now!

Nov 28, 2025

The semiconductor memory market is facing a critical decision regarding profitability and ethical considerations. This dilemma highlights the tension between financial gain and responsible business practices.

IEEE Spectrum Semiconductors

3 Weird Things You Can Turn Into a Memristor

Nov 27, 2025

The article discusses how everyday materials like honey and blood can be engineered to function as memristors, which are components that can retain memory of past electrical states. Memristors are crucial for chips that integrate computation and data storage, typically made from titanium dioxide and metal electrodes.

ArXiv Hardware

Handling of Memory Page Faults during Virtual-Address RDMA

Nov 26, 2025

The article discusses the challenges faced by traditional RDMA engines in handling memory page faults, which can hinder performance in high-speed interconnection networks. It highlights the limitations of current techniques like pinning address spaces, which complicate programming and do not fully prevent page faults.

Semiconductor Engineering

Digital Memristor-Based PIM From A Device And Reliability View (Northwestern, Technion)

Nov 25, 2025

Researchers from Northwestern University and Technion have published a paper on digital memristor-based processing-in-memory (PIM) technology, focusing on device performance and reliability. This study addresses the challenges posed by data-intensive applications on traditional computing systems.

EE Journal

AMD successfully tests Infineon’s HYPERRAM™ memory and IP on the AMD Spartan UltraScale+ FPGA SCU35 Evaluation Kit

Nov 25, 2025

Infineon Technologies announced that AMD has successfully tested its HYPERRAM™ memory and controller IP on the Spartan UltraScale+ FPGA SCU35 Evaluation Kit. This integration supports the AMD MicroBlaze V soft-core RISC-V processor, providing a cost-effective and high-bandwidth memory solution.

Tom's Hardware

Framework stops selling standalone RAM to ward off scalpers — warns it will have to increase memory pricing soon as AI crunch bites

Nov 25, 2025

Framework has halted the sale of standalone RAM to combat scalpers, leaving limited DDR4 options available for purchase. The company plans to bundle remaining DDR5 inventory with its DIY Edition laptops as it anticipates rising memory prices due to increased demand from AI applications.

EE Times

GigaDevice Launches GD25NX Series xSPI NOR Flash with Dual-Voltage Design

Nov 25, 2025

GigaDevice has introduced the GD25NX series of xSPI NOR Flash products, which feature a dual-voltage design with a 1.8 V core and 1.2 V I/O. This new generation aims to enhance performance in various applications.

Tom's Hardware

Memory MSRPs and fixed price tags disappear at Micro Center as some stores shift to spot pricing — Shopping for RAM just got a whole lot harder in 2025

Nov 24, 2025

Micro Center has ceased publishing prices for memory kits at certain locations, opting instead for a spot pricing model. This change complicates the shopping experience for consumers looking for RAM in 2025.

EDN

The Linksys MX4200C: A retailer-branded router with memory deficiencies

Nov 24, 2025

The article discusses the Linksys MX4200C router, highlighting its memory deficiencies as a key differentiator among routers. A teardown of the device reveals insights into its memory specifications and performance implications.

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KIOXIA AiSAQ and Memory-Centric AI Innovations Enable AI-Based Automatic Image Recognition for Logistics Processes

In-Situ Encryption of Single-Transistor Nonvolatile Memories without Density Loss

KVNAND: Efficient On-Device Large Language Model Inference Using DRAM-Free In-Flash Computing

Korea’s Semiconductor Titans Undergo Strategic Transformations

Fraunhofer and TSRI developing 2HfO2 FeFETs

November NAND ASPs soared

ML-PCM : Machine Learning Technique for Write Optimization in Phase Change Memory (PCM)

Infineon HYPERRAM Validated for AMD FPGA platform

Q3 DRAM revenue up 30.9% QoQ

3RSeT: Read Disturbance Rate Reduction in STT-MRAM Caches by Selective Tag Comparison

Is Optics Really the Next Memory?

To Take the Order or Not to Take the Order: That is the Question Now!

3 Weird Things You Can Turn Into a Memristor

Handling of Memory Page Faults during Virtual-Address RDMA

Digital Memristor-Based PIM From A Device And Reliability View (Northwestern, Technion)

AMD successfully tests Infineon’s HYPERRAM™ memory and IP on the AMD Spartan UltraScale+ FPGA SCU35 Evaluation Kit

Framework stops selling standalone RAM to ward off scalpers — warns it will have to increase memory pricing soon as AI crunch bites

GigaDevice Launches GD25NX Series xSPI NOR Flash with Dual-Voltage Design

Memory MSRPs and fixed price tags disappear at Micro Center as some stores shift to spot pricing — Shopping for RAM just got a whole lot harder in 2025

The Linksys MX4200C: A retailer-branded router with memory deficiencies