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electronista.com - 11/24/2008

Intel builds 32Gb, 34 nanometer flash chips

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Intel and its memory making partner Micron today said they have begun mass producing their promised first 34nm NAND flash memory. The smaller manufacturing process lets the two firms build individual chip layers with 32 gigabits (4GB) of data in a s...

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Intel, Micron start churning out 34nm, 32Gb NAND Flash chips
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