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High Performance, Low Power, Small Form-factor Flash Memory for Next Generation Devices
Winbond’s W25QxxRV NOR Flash memory is currently available in densities ranging from 1Mb to 32Mb, with higher densities set to be launched soon. The RV family offers low power consumption, a compact form factor, and supports industrial temperatures up to 105°C, making it suitable for various markets...
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White Paper: Revolutionizing Edge AI Computing with CUBE
This whitepaper explores the innovative CUBE (Customized Ultra-Bandwidth Elements) technology developed by Winbond Electronics Corporation, designed to revolutionize AI computing on edge platforms. CUBE addresses the increasing demand for AI applications by providing a highbandwidth, power-efficient...
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Outlook 2024: An Ever Growing Imperative
The semiconductor industry, a crucial player in global decarbonization and electrification, recognises its role in environmental stewardship and has taken steps to align with global standards and initiatives aimed at improving industrial environmental performance. These include the environmental sta...
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While VAR Impacts Soccer, the IoT Impacts the World
How these tiny sensors change the fairness and accuracy in football is directly attributed to the chips supporting the underlying Technology. The success of edge computing will increasingly rely on indispensable internal memory as the Internet of Things moves us towards a more closely connected worl...
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The New Role of Storage Manufacturers in the Metaverse
According to PwC's estimate, the metaverse market will exceed $1.5 trillion by 2030, with semiconductors being one of the key driving factors in its development. The semiconductor industry will likely usher in new growth with the progress of the metaverse market, with the strongest push coming from ...
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Choosing the Right Flash Memory for AI Endpoint Applications
AI technology is divided into two categories; Training and Inference. AI-related chips include CPU, GPU, FPGA, TPU and, ASIC. To get an idea of how these chips compare to one another, here is a comparison focusing of 5 key factors...
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Low Density of LPDDR4x DRAM – the Best Choice for Edge AI
The edge artificial intelligence (AI) chipset market is expected to exceed the cloud AI chipset market for the first time in 2025. According to global tech market advisory firm, ABI Research, the edge AI chipset market will reach US$12.2 billion in revenues, outpacing the cloud AI chipset market.
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How the architecture of new home security vision systems affects their choice of system memory technology
New intelligent vision systems for the home, based on advanced image signal processors (ISPs), are in effect function-specific computers. The latest products in this category have adopted computer-like architectures which depend for low latency, highly responsive operation on fast DRAM system memory...
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New generation of wearable medical devices calls for secure, high-density non-volatile memory
As the world emerges from the Covid-19 crisis, it is likely to leave lasting impacts not only on the patients who have been treated by dedicated doctors and nurses, but also generally on the way that medicine is practised. As a leading manufacturer of specialty memory ICs, Winbond is constantly look...
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Three mega-trends for a post-Covid world, and how they affect users of memory technology
Around the world, the Covid-19 pandemic, and the strict lockdowns which governments have imposed to try to control the spread of infection, have brought short-term upheaval to every aspect of people’s lives. How does a memory IC manufacturer such as Winbond ensure that it is ready to meet the change...
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A prominent leader in the semiconductor memory technology segment: Winbond
The use of semiconductor memory has grown and the size of these memory cards has also increased to accommodate large amounts of storage. To meet the growing demand, new memory technologies are introduced by expert memory technology companies like Winbond Electronics Corporation...
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Why embedded developers are considering serial NAND Flash for code storage in systems that implement artificial intelligence
Embedded developers should open their minds to the potential benefits of replacing SPI NOR Flash with serial NAND Flash for storing mission-critical boot and application code, and to reconsider their assumptions about the reliability, longevity and performance of NAND.
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New lower-cost memory solution for 5G cellular modems helps drive adoption of ultra-fast wireless broadband
5G is a technology platform which supports many potential use cases and end product types. This eliminates the need for a considerable portion of the 5G protocol software code base, and means that a smaller, and cheaper, NAND Flash device for code storage can be used.
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Live over-the-air system firmware updates to Flash
Which memory architecture gives the best combination of cost, reliability and performance? This article explores several such design techniques, and explains how the use of Winbond’s SpiStack® memory provides unique benefits when implementing the OTA function in existing hardware designs.
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How Serial Flash technology is evolving to meet the new requirements of Industry 4.0 designs
The Industry 4.0 trend is now stretching the capabilities of almost every important category of electronic component used in industrial machines and systems. Non-volatile memory is being challenged to meet new requirements in Industry 4.0 designs in five main ways.
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How efficient memory solutions can help designers of IoT nodes meet tight BoM cost targets
This article explores the choices of memory architecture available to designers of IoT end nodes containing a LPWAN radio, and explains the advantages of various external Flash memory solutions, depending on the system’s requirement for performance, memory capacity and system size.
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How improved die-stacking technology reduces pin count, board footprint and system complexity
The impacts of replacing two or more discrete Flash memory ICs with a single stacked-die package, and describes a new approach to die stacking developed by Winbond that gives improved performance and a reduction in pin count and board footprint compared to alternative solutions.
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Closing the security gap left by conventional NOR Flash ICs
In response to demand from security-conscious OEMs, the manufacturers of modern microcontrollers and SoCs commonly equip their products with a broad range of security capabilities. This article explains how Authentication Flash can be uniquely and securely paired to an authorized host controller.
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The keys to successful adoption of new low-voltage memory ICs
How is the electronics component industry likely to accomplish any move to a lower voltage standard? And how should system designers be preparing now to take advantage of a new generation of lower-voltage component offerings?
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