Yole Développment: The key emerging non-volatile technologies like phase-change memory
(PCM), magnetoresistive random access memory (MRAM) and resistive random
access memory (RRAM) have long development histories. Yet, their
adoption remains restricted to niche markets due to various factors.
Available products have limited density, and the introduction of high
density products by emerging NVM pioneers has been delayed. There are
manufacturing challenges due to the introduction of new materials and
process steps. Meanwhile, mainstream memory technologies are
continuously improving in terms of density and cost. Finally, there has
been an absence of a killer application that would challenge dynamic
random access memory (DRAM) and NAND flash memory. [read further, LINK] - Thanks to Terry Francis for sharing this one!
Time to market for differen memory technologies (Yole Développment, LINK)
