Micron Unveils Latest Technology Roadmap for DRAM and NAND Flash

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As a globally renowned memory manufacturer, Micron recently held its 2019 Investor Conference, during which it showcased the development and planning of the next generation of DRAM and NAND Flash technologies.

It is reported that Micron’s technology research and Fab manufacturing facilities are spread across the globe, with core technology research primarily concentrated at its Idaho base in the United States. The Fab factories are distributed such that Japan is mainly responsible for DRAM production, Singapore primarily produces NAND Flash, and the 3D Xpoint factory is located in Utah, USA, while Taiwan is responsible for packaging.

Additionally, to meet the demands of the automotive market, Micron has established a factory in Virginia, USA.

Micron Unveils Latest Technology Roadmap for DRAM and NAND Flash

Most notably, Micron announced the latest technology roadmap for DRAM and NAND Flash at this Investor Conference.

For DRAM, Micron will continue to advance its 1Znm DRAM technology and will also launch a 16Gb LPDDR4 based on this advanced technology. Following the 1Znm DRAM technology, Micron plans to develop 1α, 1β, and 1γ.

In the future, Micron’s DRAM product development plans will adopt EUV technology. Micron stated that it has mature technology and cost-effectiveness from 1Znm to 1ynm, and that multiple exposure lithography technology is its strategic advantage. Currently, the EUV lithography technology for DRAM is under evaluation, with plans to implement EUV technology at the appropriate time.

Micron Unveils Latest Technology Roadmap for DRAM and NAND Flash

Regarding NAND Flash, following the 96-layer 3D NAND, Micron plans to develop the next generation of 128-layer 3D NAND, utilizing a 64+64 layer structure.

Furthermore, to lead in chip size, continuous write performance, and write power consumption, Micron will achieve significant progress in transitioning from Floating Gate technology to Replacement Gate technology while continuing to utilize CuA (CMOS under Array) technology during the development of 128-layer 3D NAND.

Micron Unveils Latest Technology Roadmap for DRAM and NAND Flash

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Micron Unveils Latest Technology Roadmap for DRAM and NAND Flash

Micron Unveils Latest Technology Roadmap for DRAM and NAND Flash

Micron Unveils Latest Technology Roadmap for DRAM and NAND Flash

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