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Nanya Technology has seen the first fruits of its collaboration with
Micron Technology as the manufacturing partners announced the
development of low-power DDR2 (LPDDR2) DRAM technology for mobile and
consumer products. This is the first time Nanya has targeted this
market sector, traditionally being a DRAM producer targeting the
mainstream PC market.
“The technical success of jointly developed LPDDR2 design has justified the synergetic nature of two major DRAM suppliers, who are committed to serving customers with leading technologies and designs,” said Joe Ting, senior vice president of Nanya. “As a new player in the low-power DRAM market, Nanya has planned to launch a series of advanced products with both low power and high performance characteristics in one design, aimed to meet the future needs of the mobile world.”
Micron said that is was now sampling its 1Gb mobile LPDDR2 solutions and expects to be ‘production-ready’ in the second half of 2009.