- December 11, 2002
- Development of novel MIM capacitor material for gigabit-generation DRAM
Addition of niobium to tantalum pentoxide to achieve low temperature process & high permittivity - November 1, 2002
- Elpida Memory Selects New Management Team
Former President of UMC Japan to Lead Elpida's Worldwide Presence - October 3, 2002
- Elpida Memory to Take On Mitsubishi Electric's DRAM Operations and Form New Partnership with Powerchip
Japan's Premier DRAM Supplier Sharpens its Focus on Stronger DRAM Market Position - September 30, 2002
- Elpida Memory's 1 Gigabyte DDR SDRAM Small Outline DIMMs Target Mobile Applications
Tape Carrier Packaging Enables Maximum Density and Meets JEDEC Standard Thickness for Small Outline DIMMs - July 30, 2002
- Elpida Memory's 1 Gigabyte DDR SDRAM DIMMs Target High-Performance PCs and Workstations
Unbuffered DIMMs Based on 512 Megabit DDR SDRAM Devices Maximize Memory Density - July 15, 2002
- 2 Gigabyte DDR SDRAM DIMMs Target High-Performance Server Applications
1.2-Inch-Height, Low-Profile, High-Density Modules Enable Maximum Memory Density - July 1, 2002
- Elpida Memory First to Deliver 512 Megabit DDR2 SDRAM Devices to Customers
512 Megabit Devices Deliver 533 Megabits per Second Data Transfer Rate at 1.8 Volts - June 17, 2002
- Elpida Memory Develops World's Fastest Data Rate Technology for DDR2 SDRAM
Breakthrough Technologies Enable High Speed with Low Voltage Operation - May 28, 2002
- Elpida Memory's WTR (Wide Temperature Range) SDRAM Devices Target Auto GPS and Industrial Markets
128-Megabit and 256-Megabit Memory Devices Offer Flawless Performance in Harsh Environmental Conditions - May 7, 2002
- Elpida Memory's 32-bit RIMM™ Modules Double Memory Bandwidth on Single Space-Saving Module
128MB, 256MB and 512MB RDRAM?-based Modules Deliver 3.2 GB/s Bandwidth While Conserving Space for PC and Workstation Markets - Apr. 15, 2002
- Elpida Memory's 800 MHz SO-RIMM™ Modules Target Network Communications Market
RDRAM®-based Modules Provide High Memory Bandwidth and ECC within a Small Form-Factor - Mar. 4, 2002
- Elpida Memory's "Consumer" SDRAM Combines High Speed Data Processing and Low Voltage
128 Megabit device marks trend toward application-specific DRAMs
