How Non-Volatile Memory Became the World’s Most Valuable Semiconductor Storage

IEEE SV History Committee and IEEE Consultants' Network of SV

Wednesday, September 30, 2015 from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM (PDT)

Santa Clara, CA

How Non-Volatile Memory Became the World’s Most...

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How the floating gate created the non-volatile memory (NVM) industry, which evolved from the EPROM to the EEPROM and to Flash EEPROM. Flash Memory’s simplified EEPROM architecture improved data density dramatically, creating an industry that has grown to over $35 billion in annual sales.

Attendees will learn some interesting inside stories about NVM when Brian Berg, Flash Memory Summit Technical Chair, leads a discussion with three important people in the history of NVM: Eli Harari (Hughes, Intel, SanDisk), Stefan Lai (IBM Research, Intel) and Jeff Katz (Intel, Atmel).

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