Freescale manufactures world's first 24-Mbit silicon nanocrystal memory

A non-volatile memory technology which is denser, faster and more cost-effective than conventional flash memory technology is now closer to production. Freescale has manufactured the world's first 24-megabit memory array based on silicon nanocrystals, a major step toward replacing conventional floating gate-based flash memories.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news8524.html">Freescale manufactures world's first 24-Mbit silicon nanocrystal memory</a></p> <p>A non-volatile memory technology which is denser, faster and more cost-effective than conventional flash memory technology is now closer to production. Freescale has manufactured the world's first 24-megabit memory array based on silicon nanocrystals, a major step toward replacing conventional floating gate-based flash memories.</p>