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Panasonic Corporation is a worldwide leader in the development
and manufacture of electronic products for a wide range of consumer, business,
and industrial needs. Based in Osaka, Japan, the company recorded consolidated
net sales of 7.42 trillion yen (US$79.4 billion) for the year ended March 31,
2010. The company's shares are listed on the Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and New York
(NYSE: PC) stock exchanges. For more information on the company and the
Panasonic brand, visit the company's website at http://panasonic.net.
see
also:-
Panasonic's
Industrial SD Memory Cards
- editor's
comments:- May 2015 - as far as I know Panasonic still doesn't make
computer standard form factor SSDs but it does make removable flash memory
cards for use in cameras etc.
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In April 2008 -
Panasonic said it would ship a 64GB version of its proprietary P2 card SSD for
use in its camcorders in the fall. At the time Panasonic said it had
delivered more than 80,000 P2 HD/P2 units worldwide with over 840 television
networks and stations having adopted the solid-state recording format. |
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| "To help determine the
right technology for you, Panasonic now offers free use case analysis of your
application. We'll send you a specialized SD Card that analyzes and logs your
real-world usage patterns." |
The
Cost of Wear and Tear on industrial SD Cards
Panasonic educational
blog (March 25, 2015 ) | | |
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| who's who in ReRAM? - IHS
article |
Editor:- May 1, 2015 -Who's
doing what re the commercialization of
ReRAM
- one of the seldomly heard from
NVM cousins - can be
learned in a new article -
Taking
Embedded ReRAM to 28nm - written by Peter Clarke
which appeared in IHSElectronics360.
Among
other things re ReRAM - Peter Clarke says - "It has been the subject of
much research over the last decade because it had been predicted that NAND
flash memory would fail to scale beyond critical dimensions of 20nm."
The
article (citing among other sources - a paper by Panasonic) tells
you which companies are still in this technology and discusses current memory
densities and controllers. ...read
the article | | | |
