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Fujitsu to launch mobile phone-use FCRAM on October 1

Compiled from outside sources by Sui Wang, Research Center; Jane Wang, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 26 September 2002 0

Fujitsu announced that it has developed FCRAM (fast cycle random access memory) for use in mobile phones and is scheduled to supply samples starting October 1, reported the Nikkei Sangyo Shimbun. Sales are targeted at two million die per month,...

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