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TI and Ramtron advance FRAM technology to 130nm process

Press release, March 14; Rodney Chan, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 14 March 2007 0

Texas Instruments (TI) and Ramtron International, a supplier of nonvolatile ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM), announced a commercial manufacturing agreement for FRAM memory products. The agreement provides for the production of Ramtron's FRAM...

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