On Tuesday, Dec. 9, Micron announced serial NAND technology for embedded applications. As embedded systems evolve, they are requiring more robust and higher-density memory solutions. Micron’s serial NAND offers a significant cost-per bit advantage when compared to serial NOR, providing increased density, improved write performance and greater scalability, allowing manufacturers to expand their application storage capacity without having to perform a complete system redesign. See coverage of Micron’s serial NAND in Embedded.com
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