NAND flash pices might stablize in 2022, however provide is prone to flip tight within the second half of subsequent 12 months, based on Silicon Motion’s president. Meanwhile, Chinese reminiscence maker YMTC is able to quantity produce 128-layer QLC NAND flash, initially focusing on client SSDs. And in a current interview by DIGITIMES, Harish Krishnaswamy, CTO and co-founder of MixComm, and Marzieh Veyseh, CTO/CPO and co-founder of SiTune, talked about their views on the event of mmWave market, newest chip crunch, and the Satcom market alternatives.
NAND provide prone to flip tight in 2H22, says Silicon Motion: NAND flash costs are anticipated to remain secure in 2022, however the provide of such chips is prone to flip tight within the second half of subsequent 12 months, based on Wallace Kou, president of Taiwan-based NAND controller vendor Silicon Motion Technology.
YMTC able to quantity produce 128-layer QLC NAND flash: China-based Yangtz Memory Technologies (YMTC) has shipped over 300 million 64-layer 3D NAND flash reminiscence chips and is able to quantity produce 128-layer QLC (quad-level cell) NAND, based on the corporate’s chief working officer Cheng Weihua.
mmWave finds potential markets in 5G and Satcom: Q&A with MixComm and SiTune CTOs: MixComm, a supplier of millimeter-wave (mmWave) and front-end options for 5G and Satcom purposes, has just lately introduced a collaboration with SiTune, an innovator of a number of generations of RF and mixed-signal system on a chip, to develop 5G mmWave reference designs. Both corporations have been acknowledged for his or her high-performance energy-efficient 5G options.
