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An eMMC (embedded MultiMediaCard) is a compact, integrated storage solution widely used in various electronic devices and a popular offering in SMARTsemi’s embedded Flash memory component catalog. eMMCs combine three essential elements in a single package: This integration simplifies the design process for device manufacturers and improves overall system reliability. SMARTsemi eMMCs eMMC Applications eMMC […]

The Mighty Mini eMMC

By SMARTsemi | November 20, 2024 | 
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With the holiday season kicking off, consumers and retailers are preparing for the biggest sale event of the year, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The holiday season has long been a time for consumers to invest in home entertainment technology, from TVs to gaming consoles to audio equipment. Electronics are projected to account for nearly […]
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In January of this year, reports predicted that the semiconductor industry was bracing itself for significant price increases in memory components, with DRAM prices expected to rise by up to 88% and NAND flash memory expected to surge by up to 50%. DDR5 taking centre stage and AI booming were forecast to be the main […]
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In the world of networking applications, speed, scalability, and efficiency are essential, for which memory management plays a critical role. As networks handle larger volumes of data, optimizing memory usage is needed to ensure smooth data flow and minimize bottlenecks. Memory management techniques can enhance the performance of networking systems by reducing latency, maximizing throughput, […]
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In 1970, the expected lifespan of a semiconductor was approximately 30 years. By 2014, this lifespan had been shortened to just ten years—a reduction of 60% in less than half a century. Today, the leading-edge applications that set the lifecycle pace and volume are lucky to have a life of short as 3 years. This […]
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In today’s fast-evolving semiconductor landscape, older generations of memory components are increasingly phased out. A recent example is SK Hynix and Samsung retiring their DDR3 production this year, making room for DDR5. However, for industries that develop long-life applications—such as medical devices, defense systems, automotive electronics, networking, telecom, robotics, and home entertainment—these legacy components remain […]
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In the design and operation of telecommunications infrastructure, the choice of memory components is critical. Whether in switches, routers, satellites, or base stations, embedded memory components help to ensure that these systems perform reliably and efficiently. When designing communications hardware, engineers and designers must carefully consider the type of memory they use, as well as […]
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The telecommunications industry is at a crossroads where design optimization, cost management, and environmental sustainability converge. With the increasing demand for reliable and high-performance telecommunications equipment, manufacturers face the challenge of designing systems that not only meet technical requirements but also align with budget constraints and growing environmental concerns. Memory components, like DRAM and Flash, […]
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In a modern, automated factory, real-time adaptive operations are enabled by seamless communication between the AI-powered industrial controllers and the autonomous machines on the shop floor—the brains and brawn of a smart factory. These smart factories depend on automation systems that rely on memory. The systems and industrial controllers that are the big brains of […]
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